Report: Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s ‘wage war’ could see Kobbie Mainoo leave Man Utd

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has launched an all-out assault on Manchester United's spiralling wage bill, refusing to meet the pay demands of...

Dan Burn: Newcastle ‘full of confidence’ ahead of Carabao Cup final

Newcastle defender Dan Burn has spoken ahead of Sunday's Carabao Cup final against Liverpool, expressing belief that his side have learned...

NEWS : Real Madrid edge Atletico Madrid in thriller to set up Arsenal showdown

Real Madrid showcased their Champions League pedigree, clawing their way past rivals Atletico Madrid in a gripping 4-2 penalty shootout triumph...

Enzo Maresca: Chelsea look to rotate squad ahead of Arsenal clash

Chelsea are preparing for two significant fixtures, starting with FC Copenhagen in the UEFA Conference League on Thursday, followed by a...

NEWS : Virgil van Dijk has ‘no idea’ over Liverpool future

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has admitted he has "no idea" about his future at the club once the season concludes.

NEWS : Ruben Amorim says Man Utd players can’t dispute Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s criticism

Ruben Amorim has informed his Manchester United players that they should not dispute the criticism from co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

NEWS : Harry Kane stars again as Bayern Munich ease past Leverkusen to make Champions League last-eight

England star Harry Kane scored and made an assist in Bayern Munich's 2-0 victory over Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League...

Axel Disasi: Aston Villa need repeat performance against Club Brugge to advance

Axel Disasi is determined to help Aston Villa reach the Champions League quarter-finals as they prepare for Wednesday's crucial second leg...

NEWS : Aston Villa bolstered with return of three key players for Club Brugge tie

Having secured a 3-1 win over the Belgian champions last week, Villa will welcome back forward Marco Asensio, midfielder Amadou Onana,...

Manchester United’s New 100 000 seater Stadium to soon be under construction

Manchester United has announced their plans to build the country’s biggest stadium which will accommodate 100,000 people worth 2 billion pounds.