Manchester United is eyeing a sensational January swoop for Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez, despite their Senne Lammens signing. Amid Ruben Amorim's mounting pressure from a dismal start, insider Mick Brown tips Martinez as a vital reinforcement target
Jorgen Strand Larsen confesses he's still shaken by Wolves blocking his Newcastle dream, despite signing a new long-term deal-hinting a future move might still happen
Hugo Ekitike candidly discusses his Liverpool move and hails Alexander Isak's £125m Newcastle switch as a thrilling boost. The dynamic French striker, signed for £69m, embraces the competition, believing it will ignite his own stellar rise
Manchester United players are "stunned" by their disastrous 2025-26 season start, as the dressing room descends into chaos. Losing three of six matches, they're 14th in the table, just above last year's finish, with growing doubts about Ruben Amorim's tactics and job security
Matthijs de Ligt boldly defended Manchester United's coach Ruben Amorim after their frustrating 3-1 loss to Brentford, stressing that players must own the team's woes. Amid rising calls for his dismissal, the Dutch star slammed critics fixated on blaming Amorim's tactics for United's early-season slump
Manchester United are reportedly "unwavering" in backing Ruben Amorim, assuring the dynamic coach his Old Trafford role remains secure amid fan doubts. Yet, calls for a fresh face persist as the Red Devils chase elusive Premier League consistency despite massive investments
Jack Grealish reflects on his wild partying regrets, yet denies it drove his Manchester City exit to a booming loan at Everton. He's already shone with four Premier League assists in five games this season
Liverpool's Arne Slot is lauded for his flawless management of Hugo Ekitike's red card fiasco in the Carabao Cup versus Sunderland. The striker's shirt-opening celebration sparked his second yellow, leading to dismissal, but Slot openly called it a "silly" slip-up
Thomas Frank enthusiastically affirms that Tottenham's owners are '120%' dedicated to forging something extraordinary at the club, undeterred by a rejected £3.3bn unsolicited bid from tech innovator Brooklyn Earick-the third since Daniel Levy's exit
