Liverpool will fail to successfully defend their Premier League title this summer, despite their huge summer splurge of more than £290million. That’s according to a Sportscasting supercomputer, which has predicted the final top flight table just a matter of weeks […]
First Minister John Swinney admits women’s football in Scotland has been ‘neglected’ – and says the Scottish Government will ‘evaluate’ its investment in the game after the success enjoyed by England’s Lionesses. Sarina Wiegman’s side stormed to a historic victory
© IMAGO Christian Eriksen’s inability to find a new club after his departure from Manchester United has left Denmark legend Thomas Gravesen ‘extremely worried.’ The 33-year-old midfielder is currently a free agent following his release by Man Utd after three
In the St James’ Park office awaiting a new chief executive, legend has it, there are cigar burns on the carpet that are a legacy of the Freddy Shepherd era at Newcastle United. Shepherd sold the club in 2007, to
Sunderland are the only team with a chance of Premier League survival due to their lavish transfer spending, Mark Clattenburg has claimed. Speaking on the Mail’s Whistleblowers podcast, the former referee blamed newly promoted teams’ struggles to stay up on
Former Arsenal player Thomas Partey will reportedly appear as an official Premier League trading card this season – despite being unemployed and accused of rape. Partey’s inclusion in the cards manufactured by Topps was approved by Arsenal earlier this season
© IMAGO Arsenal’s pursuit of Real Madrid winger Rodrygo could be revived in light of the growing interest from Borussia Dortmund and Premier League clubs in Leandro Trossard. The Gunners held talks with Rodrygo’s camp earlier this summer to sound
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Liverpool have won the race for Salford City’s teenage striker Will Wright ahead of Arsenal and Manchester City. Arsenal had agreed a £200,000 fee with Salford two weeks ago with a further £50,000 to follow across the season in achievable
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The signings of Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo will no-doubt offer a boost to the worst Manchester United squad in Premier League history, but there remains one gaping hole in Ruben Amorim’s side – a striker. It’s a shocking state of affairs
Relaxing in the swanky Waldorf Astoria hotel on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile in his new training kit, Bryan Mbeumo looks every inch a Manchester United player. He has yet to make his debut for the club, but that could come in
