
10 Premier League players who are somehow still at their clubs
The summer transfer windows are over, after the rest of Europe’s deadline passed on Monday. And yet, some immovable objects remain.
The summer transfer windows are over, after the rest of Europe’s deadline passed on Monday. And yet, some immovable objects remain.
International Football Association Football Body (Ifab) secretary Lukas Brud is confident that new technology has a bright future in English football.
Kieran Trippier believes there is no better place for a defender to be than Atletico Madrid as he settles in to his new life in Spain.
Chelsea forward Willian could be Juventus’ next free transfer target, according to reports in Italy.
Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen wishes that transfers in the real world worked like in Football Manager after failing to seal a summer move.
Premier League clubs look set to reverse their 2017 decision to shut the summer transfer window at the start of new season and fall in line with rest of Europe once more.
Alexis Sanchez insists he has no regrets about his decision to join Manchester United despite being sent on loan to Inter Milan just a year and a half later.
Bernd Leno has backed Arsenal to finish above Tottenham this season because he and his teammates possess both the character and quality to do so.
Arsenal midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan has joined Roma on loan for the rest of the season while full back Matteo Darmian has swapped Manchester United for Parma.
Matteo Darmian has swapped Manchester United for Parma as the full back finally makes his Old Trafford exit, while Javier Hernandez has left West Ham for Spanish side Sevilla.