Neville believes more Premier League players will drop out
Gary Neville is optimistic the Premier League will vote to restart the season soon, but expects more players to drop out.
Guardiola happy to be back at Man City and urges fans to stay safe
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has praised key workers for putting their lives at risk during the Covid-19 pandemic and urged fans to continue staying safe.
Kovacic backing Lampard to help him become goal-scoring star for Chelsea
Chelsea midfielder Mateo Kovacic believes he is working with the perfect manager in Frank Lampard to add the qualities to his game that he is currently missing.
Tottenham could still sign Coutinho, says ex-goalkeeper Robinson
Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson says the club can still bring Philippe Coutinho to London despite the uncertainty surrounding the transfer market as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
Arsenal star warned over future behaviour
Jeremie Aliadiere has warned Matteo Guendouzi that he must ‘grow up’ as a human being or risk throwing away his Arsenal career.
Nobody believed in Van Dijk – Stam
Virgil van Dijk’s meteoric rise to prominence has been saluted by fellow Dutchman Jaap Stam, with the Liverpool defender having been transformed from a player that ‘nobody believed in’ to a ‘big leader’.
Ighalo set for Manchester United exit
Odion Ighalo is set to leave Manchester United this week unless there is a last-minute breakthrough in negotiations with his parent club Shanghai Shenhua.
Hart: I was fairly concerned when Guardiola arrived at Man City
Joe Hart admits he was “fairly concerned” about his future when Pep Guardiola was appointed manager of Manchester City in 2016.
Werner won’t play ahead of Firmino – Hargreaves urges Leipzig star to join Man United
Timo Werner would be a good fit for Manchester United where he could expect to play a more integral role than if he were to join Liverpool, according to Owen Hargreaves.
Premier League return moves closer after clubs cleared for contact training
The United Kingdom government has given Premier League teams the green light for “close-contact” and “competitive” training amid the coronavirus pandemic.