The Premier League is the top tier of professional football in England, featuring 20 clubs competing annually from August to May. Established in 1992, it is renowned for its high-quality matches, global fanbase, and competitive intensity. Each team plays 38 matches, with the champion determined by points earned. The league also determines qualification for European competitions and relegation to the EFL Championship. Known for its unpredictability and star players, it’s one of the most-watched sports leagues worldwide.
Stuart Pearce says Murillo "looks like SpongeBob" but is a "real talent" and could attract interest from the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Rasmus Hojlund is reportedly on RB Leipzig's radar as Manchester United continue to pursue their talisman Benjamin Sesko.
Newcastle have refused to deny that Liverpool-linked Alexander Isak has "gone AWOL", with the Swedish striker being spotted training at Real Sociedad.
Diogo Dalot has shared a heartfelt tribute to late Portugal and Liverpool star Diogo Jota, describing the loss as an "indescribable tragedy". The Manchester United full-back, who attended Jota’s funeral alongside Bruno Fernandes, spoke openly about the emotional impact and lasting memories of his national team-mate, and paid tribute to the Anfield favourite.
Under immense financial pressure from legal battles, John Textor faces a British court over an €82 million (£71m/$93m) debt from his Lyon investment.
Chelsea’s pursuit of Xavi Simons has reportedly hit a roadblock, with RB Leipzig refusing to accept any Blues players as part of a swap deal. The German club is holding firm on a £60 million price tag for the Dutch star. Talks are ongoing as Simons looks to leave after the Bundesliga side missed out on Champions League football for the upcoming season.
Parma have reportedly rejected a €35 million offer for rising star Giovanni Leoni amid links with Liverpool.
Ex-Tottenham defender Serge Aurier has signed for Iranian side Persepolis after over a year without a club, reigniting his career in a surprise move.
Lucas Paqueta endured "two years in hell" and "struggled" mentally during his betting investigation, with the West Ham star finally in the clear.
