Manchester City are not hanging around this summer, and Pep Guardiola is looking to strengthen his already brilliant team with a few more players, to ensure they can finally win the Champions League and also a third consecutive Premier League.
England’s Under 21’s kick-off their European Championship campaign tonight with a match against France.
Yesterday Charlton Athletic released a statement saying they had failed to agree on a contract extension with Lee Bowyer.
When Newcastle United signed Demba Ba there was a sense of deflation around Tyneside as the Toon had just sold Andy Carroll the previous January, for £35m, and Mike Ashley’s replacement was a free from West Ham United, with a dodgy injury record.
Aston Villa are not hanging around in this transfer window, while other clubs wait for pre-season training to start, Villa are making waves in the transfer market with Kortney Hause becoming their third signing of the summer so far.
With the news emerging that Paul Pogba wants a different challenge, Squawka Football had a look at the stats from this past season and they revealed that the Frenchman was the Manchester United’s best player.
Maurizio Sarri leaves England with his head held high, he won his first major trophy as a manager and guided Chelsea to a third-place finish, behind arguably two of the best teams the Premier League has ever seen.
Raheem Sterling is arguably the most important footballer in England right now, he has the superstar quality to carry England to some silverware, and off the pitch, he has become one of the most outspoken players on racism.
Florian Thauvin’s move to Newcastle never quite worked out, part of the deal that saw Remy Cabella join Marseille saw Thauvin join the Toon, in a deal estimated to be worth £12m.
As Maurizio Sarri closes in on a return to Italy, to take over Juventus, rumours are emerging of at least 30 managers who want to take over at Stamford Bridge.
Gerard Deulofeu signed for Watford exactly a year ago today, for what now looks like a bargain £11.5m. The diminutive Spaniard has found a new lease of life operating behind Troy Deeney for the Hornets.
Aaron Ramsey is leaving North-London behind to start a new career in Italy, with Juventus, the move will provide him with a chance to compete for, and win, the biggest titles in the world and will also see his wages reach a staggering £400k per week.