The most momentous transfer deadline day deals, including Arsenal and West Ham signings
Manchester United love a transfer deadline day deal but Arsenal, Chelsea and even West Ham have turned Jim White’s tie a different shade of yellow before.
Manchester United love a transfer deadline day deal but Arsenal, Chelsea and even West Ham have turned Jim White’s tie a different shade of yellow before.
In the near-eight years since Pep Guardiola landed in the north west of England, Arsenal have lost on all eight of their visits to the home of the champions.
All this talk of Gareth Southgate to Man Utd is all kinds of nonsense; Julian Nagelsmann is doing career-saving work with this Germany side.
The Kobbie Mainoo hype train has well and truly left the station and it seems as if England manager Gareth Southgate is belatedly on board.
Barcelona can once again be cast as the outsiders and the underdogs in Spain; they are the club of La Masia and it makes them easier to love.
Arsenal spent £105m on Declan Rice but that will be a bargain if they lift a trophy this season. It’s the best signing since Liverpool’s transformative 2018.
Never write off Bayern Munich. Especially when they are managed by a former CL winner and they have a great goalscorer up front.
Manchester United cannot afford to wait and see on replacing Erik ten Hag; there are bigger jobs and a small number of candidates.
Paul Pogba should have achieved so much more but for all of the ex-Manchester United star’s failings, he was a product of his environment…
There was talk of a Mark Robins moment for Erik ten Hag but he’s more Louis van Gaal than Sir Alex Ferguson. The audition begins now.
For the first time since 1997/98, the three promoted sides all look likely to go straight back down. And the three relegated sides might come back up too.
Liverpool’s comeback victory over Luton at Anfield was the latest evidence in the case for this season being Jurgen Klopp’s greatest with the Reds.
In a perfect football world or a bygone era, a Champions League last-16 tie between reigning Serie A and La Liga champions would be a battle of the heavyweights.
Football needs Aston Villa to threaten the Big Six but they have been dealt a bad hand in recent months. It’s happened before for them.
Seeing images of Man Utd and Man City in blank shirts made us think: Should English football do this every Boxing Day?
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS are reportedly planning to build the ‘Wembley of the North’ to replace Old Trafford. But should they?
Gareth Southgate watched Jordan Henderson last weekend when Man Utd and Liverpool are providing exciting options closer to home.
It was pretty much exactly 10 years ago when Arsenal and Liverpool last met in the midst of a Premier League title race.
Manchester United are finally on the cusp of a new era and their first signing should be Crystal Palace winger Michael Olise.
For the first time in six years, all Big Six managers look set to survive the season. Has instability created stability?
Omar Berrada and Casemiro will likely cross like ships in the night at Man Utd; one is a symbol of everything the former Man City man will change.
Ollie Watkins scoring goals in November and Dominic Solanke scoring goals in December will mean nothing if Ivan Toney comes back with a bang.
Pep Guardiola is usually cast as the angel to Jose Mourinho’s devil, the light to his darkness. But Mourinho is largely a pantomime villain.
Erik ten Hag is basically a dead man walking at Man Utd but there is a stay of execution available if 2024 starts with victory over Spurs.
Kylian Mbappe is quickly becoming the most obvious representation of the ills of the sport in the modern day. It’s all so sodding tedious.
Erik ten Hag and Eddie Howe might not be long for the Manchester United and Newcastle jobs, but here are six managers waiting for either post to be vacated.
Mikel Arteta has won the FA Cup but not a single member of that starting XI from 2020 is still at the club. This team needs a trophy.
The Premier League table looks close but let’s face it…Man City are primed for a charge while Liverpool are without Mo Salah. It feels inevitable.
Manchester United need goals so look set for a striker panic in January. Ignore them all and muddle through; this squad needs proper work.
Arsenal go into another January transfer window top of the Premier League with issues to correct in their squad. Dominic Solanke is one of many answers.