I think we’ll see the old Gotze again – Klopp
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp believes Mario Gotze is still ‘an exceptional player’ while wishing the exit-bound Borussia Dortmund star luck at his next club.
Werner isn’t Messi, would’ve flopped at Liverpool – Collymore
Timo Werner’s proposed transfer to Chelsea is ‘perfect for all concerned’, says Stan Collymore, with the former Liverpool striker eager to point out that the Germany international is ‘not Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo’ and would likely have flopped at Anfield.
Fernandes can lead Man Utd back to the top – Costinha
Former Portugal captain Costinha has been impressed with Bruno Fernandes’ fantastic performances for Manchester United and feels that the midfielder can bring the glory days back to Old Trafford.
Sterling calls for more minority coaches, executives at top level
Raheem Sterling believes it is vital for more minority coaches to be given the chance at the highest level as both managers and executives as discussions surrounding race in society continue.
Sterling: Racism the only disease we are fighting right now
Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling says tackling racism is the most important issue society faces.
Giggs explains why he learned more from Van Gaal than Ferguson
Ryan Giggs has revealed that Louis van Gaal has been key to his managerial career after the Welshman learned vital lessons while assisting the former Manchester United boss.
Man City ‘were left behind’ by Liverpool this season – Gundogan
Ilkay Gundogan has admitted that Manchester City “were left behind” by Liverpool in the title race this season.
Alli admits Spurs have not been good enough in Premier League
Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli concedes his side were not playing well enough earlier this season but says the unexpected break caused by the coronavirus pandemic has given the team a chance to “dig in” and end the campaign on a high.
Werner to Chelsea transfer suits both sides – Ballack
Michael Ballack believes that Timo Werner’s prospective move to Chelsea could work out fantastically for both sides, although he warned that the striker would need time to settle in the Premier League.
Scholes backs Man Utd to secure top-four finish
Paul Scholes has backed Manchester United to secure a top-four finish, insisting their remaining ‘fixtures look quite favourable’. United sat fifth in the Premier League standings when play was stopped due to the coronavirus outbreak in March. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side had enjoyed an 11-match unbeaten run in all competitions before the three-month hiatus, closing the gap on fourth-placed Chelsea… Read more →