Lampard backed to get best out of Coutinho

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard can be the man to get Philippe Coutinho back to his best form, according to the Barcelona outcast’s former Liverpool teammate Glen Johnson.

Sterling vows to step up to lethal level with Man City

Raheem Sterling believes he is 15 goals short of where he could be this season as he warned Manchester City have ‘another level to go’.

Chelsea announce players won’t be taking wage cuts

Chelsea have released a statement confirming that, as things stand, their players will not be taking pay cuts to help with the running of the club and that no full-time staff will be furloughed.

Drogba lured Hazard to the Premier League

Real Madrid forward Eden Hazard has disclosed that Didier Drogba contacted him, and urged him to join Chelsea from Lille, while Gervinho – Drogba’s Ivorian teammate – acted as a go-between.

Everton ‘appalled’ after Kean throw lockdown party

Everton have said they are ‘appalled’ at striker Moise Kean after he posted videos of himself and friends throwing a party at his apartment.

Arsenal players approved for training return

Arsenal have confirmed their players will be allowed to return to their London Colney training ground on Monday, but they must still abide by social distancing guidelines.

West Ham star Rice opens up on ‘shock’ Chelsea exit

West Ham United star Declan Rice has opened up on his shock Chelsea exit at the age of 14, describing it as a ‘massive disappointment’.

Newcastle can sign Bale if they recruit manager like Pochettino – Berbatov

Newcastle United could be in the market for players such as Gareth Bale if they appoint a top-class manager like Mauricio Pochettino, claims Dimitar Berbatov.

Woodward: Transfers for Man United won’t be ‘business as usual’

Ed Woodward has warned it may not be business as usual for Manchester United in the summer transfer window and that speculation linking the club with players for hundreds of millions of pounds is “far from reality.”

Newcastle United takeover won’t be stopped by government

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has indicated the Government will not intervene in the proposed Saudi Arabia-led takeover of Newcastle United.