Sadio Mane is looking forward to the next chapter in his career after joining Bayern Munich.
Ajax could be the kingmakers in the coming days with Marseille, Arsenal and Man Utd deals all hinging on Dutch decisions.
Arsenal will consider letting Nuno Tavares leave the club this summer if they can sign a left-sided defender. Tavares is a loan target for Marseille as they prepare for a return to the Champions League next season after finishing second in Ligue 1. Atalanta are also interested in a move for the 22-year-old, who was the understudy to first-choice left-back Kieran Tierney last season and had some shaky moments when he came into the team.
Phillip Maxwell, 29, from Knowsley, Merseyside, hurled the missile across the heads of supporters and stewards.
Both Arteta and Ten Hag are keen, but Man United could pull out due to one key physical atrribute.
The midfielder scored three goals and added just as many assists in 38 appearances for PSG last season but looks to be on his way out.
Liverpool got a fee, he's gone to a proper club, and he told the fans they are wonderful. Sadio Mane nailed his Liverpool exit.
Tottenham have ended their interest in Gabriel Jesus, leaving Arsenal to wrap up a deal for their key attacking transfer target. Spurs are keen to bolster their forward line this summer and have firmed up their interest in Raphinha and Richarlison over a move for Jesus. Antonio Conte wants to strengthen his already brilliant front three of Harry Kane, Heung-min Son and Dejan Kulusevski and Tottenham had considered a move for Jesus.
The Gunners are seemingly cooling their interest in the Leicester man with Arteta and Edu instead focusing on two other signings
Arsenal have freed up space to make two specific new additions after handy developments regarding Martinelli and Saliba.
Eddie Nketiah has revealed Mikel Arteta made it “almost impossible” for him to leave Arsenal. The striker signed a new long-term deal at the Emirates Stadium last week after a stunning end to the season in which he scored five goals in his last seven Premier League games. To have been signed up on another long-term contract even despite the club’s chase of Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus speaks to the value Arteta places on the 23-year-old.
NEWPORT County AFC have been in talks with Premier League prospects about loan moves as manager James Rowberry 'pushes the boundaries' in the hunt for a final four recruits.
Takumi Minamino has revealed his frustration over the lack of first-team opportunities he has been given at Liverpool. The 27-year-old joined the Reds in January 2020 from RB Salzburg for £7.25million but has struggled to make an impact for Jurgen Klopp’s since then, spending a period on loan at Southampton during that time. While Liverpool have been faced with a hectic season, playing every possible match as they reached the final of all three knockout competitions, Minamino made just nine starts across all competitions.
With Wimbledon now less than a week away, Rafael Nadal looked in good shape in overcoming Stan Wawrinka on Wednesday.
West Ham have a handful of strikers on their radar, including the duo from Sassuolo, as they prepare for next season.
Warrington head coach Daryl Powell has provided the latest on injured skipper Jack Hughes, while James Harrison is set to make his first appearance for the club.
While reports claim United are interested in a range of players from Frenkie de Jong to Tammy Abraham, Evanilson has emerged as a target.
Max Verstappen was among the drivers who complained about "very long" Thursdays.
Some players are often linked with a Premier League move, but it never seems to happen. Here are six examples of current stars.
Jolyon Palmer believes the FIA are clamping down on damaged cars on track more, citing the example of Lewis Hamilton at the 2021 Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.
Mike Brown's six years as assistant coach at the Golden State Warriors has come to an end, with the 52-year-old stepping back up to become head coach at the Sacramento Kings. Brown started the month by helping the Warriors defeat the Boston Celtics in the NBA Finals, only to immediately begin his role with the Kings one day after winning the series. It was confirmed that Brown would join the Kings back in May, and it seems the former Cavaliers and Lakers coach was keen to start his new role.
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