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Newcastle recall Williamson after Lascelles injury
While Lascelles recovers from his injury, Newcastle has called upon Williamson to replace him.
Chinese investors buy stake in Manchester City group
Chinese investors are looking to buy a large stake in the group that owns Manchester City.
Swansea’s Monk needs to wake up to reality, says Roberts
Former Wales international Iwan Roberts says Swansea City manager Garry Monk needs to wake up to the fact that the club are fighting for Premier League survival.
Delph ready to kick-start Manchester City career
Manchester City midfielder Delph is ready to make a comeback after suffering from a hamstring injury for three months.
Ex-United boss Moyes open to another European club job
David Moyes is planning to return to club management in Europe after being previously with Everton, United and Real Sociedad football clubs.
Stoke stopper Butland not for sale, says manager Hughes
Stoke City manager Hughes claims that Butland is going nowhere and is also being undervalued, after rumours flying about him making a move to Liverpool and Everton.
Everton’s Martinez backs Boro for Premier League return
Middlesbrough have the quality to thrive in the Premier League, Everton manager Roberto Martinez has said.
Sunderland’s Allardyce targets festive upsets
Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce has said the Black Cats will target a few upsets as they head into a testing festive period.
Chinese investors pay $400 million for Manchester City stake
A consortium of Chinese investors is spending $400 million to take a stake of more than 13 percent in the group that owns Manchester City.
Milner eyeing first trophy with improving Liverpool
Liverpool have hit form at the right time ahead of a season-defining month with a first trophy possible under Jurgen Klopp, midfielder James Milner said.
Premier League clubs increase spending on agents fees
English Premier League clubs spent almost 130 million pounds ($195.65 million) on agents fees last year, an increase of 15 million pounds from before.
Labour abuse still ‘rampant’ in Qatar five years after world cup bid
Labour abuse remains 'rampant' in Qatar despite some reforms introduced since the Gulf Arab state won the right to organise the World Cup.
