Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is unsure whether the club will dip into the transfer market in January to sign a new centre-back. The Premier League champions are facing a defensive crisis, with Virgil van Dijk
Kevin de Bruyne is on the verge of signing a new contract with Manchester City. He will soon put pen to paper on a new deal worth £300,000 a week that means he will effectively
Manchester United will sell French midfielder Paul Pogba in the summer. There has been constant speculation about his future at the club, especially after his agent Mino Raiola began publicly commenting that his time in
Pep Guardiola is having a change of mind about early retirement. The 49-year-old has previously indicated that he planned to step away from football at some stage, in order to pursue his other interests in
Tottenham fans hoping that their side will be busy in the January transfer window are likely to be disappointed. That follows comments by Jose Mourinho saying it would be a “big surprise” if they did
Xherdan Shaqiri will not be allowed to leave Liverpool during the current transfer window. Previously the Premier League champions had indicated that they would be willing to sell the Swiss international. However, they have had
Reiss Nelson is not one of the players who will be allowed to leave Arsenal in the January transfer window. Mikel Arteta has made it clear that one of his priorities in the next month
Daniel James is likely to be allowed to leave Manchester United on loan in January, with Leeds United and West Bromwich Albion amongst the clubs interested in signing the Welsh international. A summer arrival from
Manchester United have activated an option in Jesse Lingard’s contract meaning that the 28-year-old is now tied to the Old Trafford club until June 2022. It is seen as a move to protect his value,
Greek international Sokratis Papastathopoulos is the latest man set to depart Arsenal in the January window, following in the footsteps of Bosnian full-back Sead Kolasinac who has already re-joined former club Schalke on loan for