- Evening Standard
Transfer news LIVE! Man United make new Sancho bid, Jorginho to Arsenal FC, no Partey deal; Rice to Chelsea
Welcome back to the Evening Standard's live rolling coverage of the transfer window.Tottenham have signed Gareth Bale and Sergio Reguilon from Real Madrid, along with Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Joe Hart and Matt Doherty. Champions Liverpool have signed £25m Thiago Alcantara from Bayern Munich, while Diogo Jota has also joined from Wolves.
- The Telegraph
Brighton vs Manchester United, Premier League: What time is kick-off, what TV channel is it on and what is our prediction?
What is it? A Premier League clash between Brighton and Manchester United at The Amex Stadium. Indeed, Brighton have a double-header with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side in the coming days. United visit the Amex in the Premier League on Saturday before returning to the south coast in midweek for a fourth-round contest in the League Cup. When is it? This Saturday, September 26. What time is kick-off? 12.30pm. What TV channel is it on? BT Sport 1 from 11.30am, BT Sport Extra and BT Sport Ultimate. What is the team news? TBC What are they saying? Football clubs in the Premier League and Championship are facing a combined hole in their accounts of more than £1 billion if crowds do not return before the end of the season, reveals Jeremy Wilson. Although Manchester United face the biggest projected lost income, of £139.39 million, the club that is proportionately most impacted is Arsenal. This is because they derive significantly less income than United from commercial revenue streams but would still have expected to make £122.27 million from fans on matchdays. According to Arsenal’s most recent accounts for 2018-19, that matchday section of income amounted to almost a quarter of all revenue. What are the latest standings?
- Stats Perform News
‘Maguire only Man Utd captain due to £80m price tag’ – Smalling can solve centre-half dilemma, says Parker
The former Red Devils defender is not convinced that one England international is the leader Ole Gunnar Solskjaer needs, but another could help out
