Chelsea and Manchester United are set to compete for Declan Rice next summer. The 21-year old England defensive midfielder was priced out of a move to a rival club in the last transfer window, after
The former British Prime Minister Disraeli once famously said that there are “lies, damned lies, and statistics”. Over the past week, it has been widely claimed that Arsenal spent more money in the transfer window,
Manchester United may be set to rival Chelsea for the signature of Atlético Madrid midfielder Saúl Ñiguez. It comes with news that the reigning Spanish league champions are prepared to allow Ñiguez to leave on
Atlético Madrid’s Kieran Trippier is wanted by Arsenal as they look to solve their problem area of right-back. But the Spanish side will only do business if the Gunners are willing to let either Pierre-Emerick
England international Declan Rice is unhappy that he is being priced out of a dream move this summer. Rice has been heavily linked with a move to Chelsea, and Manchester United are also monitoring developments
Daniel James will not be loaned out by Manchester United this season. Enquiries have been made about the availability of the Wales winger following the signing of Jadon Sancho, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists that
Chelsea have been linked with a move for Monaco midfielder Aurélien Tchouaméni. They are in the market for a new defensive midfielder, and, although Declan Rice is their preferred target, West Ham do not want
Paul Pogba is staying at Manchester United. But it also means that he is likely to leave them for free for a second time next summer unless they can get him to change his mind
Contuining the series about players whose careers were either ended by injuries, or sho failed to realise their true potential because of them. For Part One, please click here. Owen Hargreaves Own Hargreaves was, by
West Ham United want to sign Phil Jones from Manchester United. They could though face competition to sign Jones who has become a forgotten man at Old Trafford. The defender is the longest current serving