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Gerrard on Coutinho signing: He can go up another level
Philippe Coutinho can still go up another level, says Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard, after the playmaker signed a permanent deal with club on Thursday.
Man City transfer round-up: Arsenal battling with 'six big clubs' for Gabriel Jesus
Manchester City may soon be crowned Premier League champions for a fourth time in five seasons, but they have already started remoulding their squad for next season.
Barcelona's nightmare £300m year as just one of seven 2017-18 signings remains
Aston Villa's permanent deal for Philippe Coutinho is significant for Steven Gerrard's side, but it also represents another landmark for Barcelona's regrettable recent transfer windows.
Steven Gerrard expecting Philippe Coutinho to ‘go up another level’ at Aston Villa
Boss Steven Gerrard backed Philippe Coutinho to get even better after the playmaker joined Aston Villa permanently.
Philippe Coutinho goes big with clear aim following permanent Aston Villa transfer
Following the confirmation of Aston Villa’s permanent signing of Philippe Coutinho, the Brazilian has sent out an ambitious message regarding his targets.
Liverpool desperate for FA Cup success, says manager Juergen Klopp
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said his squad was not deep enough to challenge for multiple trophies earlier in his reign as they look to end a long FA Cup drought in Saturday's final against Chelsea. The Merseyside club advanced to the FA Cup final for the first time under Klopp, who took over at Anfield in 2015, and are chasing an unprecedented quadruple this season having already won the League Cup in February. Liverpool, seven-times FA Cup winners, beat Manchester City to reach their 15th final but their first in 10 years, and have not lifted the trophy since 2006.
Liverpool desperate for FA Cup success - Klopp
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said his squad was not deep enough to challenge for multiple trophies earlier in his reign as they look to end a long FA Cup drought in Saturday's final against Chelsea.