Arsenal bid £42m for Gabriel Jesus as Man City set asking price with seven suitors circling
Arsenal have lodged an opening bif of £42m for Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus, according to reports.
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‘Mick and Steiner don’t fit like K-Mag and the boss do’
Following Guenther Steiner’s criticism of Haas’ Miami Grand Prix double DNF, Ralf Schumacher says Mick Schumacher and the boss “don’t fit together in character”.
‘Interesting’ - Insider shares what he’s been told by ‘people close to the club’
Journalist Dean Jones has claimed that Graham Potter could be the successor of Antonio Conte if the Italian manager was to leave Tottenham Hotspur.
Life goes on for Borussia Dortmund without Haaland, says coach Marco Rose
Erling Haaland's departure to Manchester City at the end of the season does not mean Borussia Dortmund will stop being competitive, coach Marco Rose said on Thursday. The Norwegian striker agreed this week to join City, making Saturday's Bundesliga finale at home against relegation-threatened Hertha Berlin his last game for the Ruhr valley club. In a transfer that will deprive the Bundesliga of one of its most exciting players, Haaland, who has netted 85 times in 88 matches in all competitions for the Ruhr valley club since 2020, agreed to join City on a multi-year deal.
Commentary for Kevin Phillips’ goal for Southampton vs Chelsea in 2005 emerges and it’s pure gold
Has the greatest piece of commentary in Premier League history been unearthed?
Soccer-Life goes on for Dortmund without Haaland - coach
BERLIN (Reuters) - Erling Haaland's departure to Manchester City at the end of the season does not mean Borussia Dortmund will stop being competitive, coach Marco Rose said on Thursday.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal, Premier League: When And Where To Watch Live Telecast, Live Streaming
Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal FC will face off on Friday in a crucial tie that could decide the fate of both teams with respect to qualification for next season's Champions League. Arsenal are four points clear of Tottenham going into the match and a win for the Gunners would see them virtually seal a top-four finish, while a draw would also see them in a strong position going into the final two matches of the season. For Spurs, meanwhile, the fixture is a must-win if they are to play in Europe's elite club competition next year. In the reverse fixture in September, Mikel Arteta's side ran out 3-1 winners at the Emirates. Arsenal are on a four-match winning streak heading into the game, while Tottenham have won just one of their last four matches, with their latest fixture seeing them hold Liverpool to a 1-1 draw at Anfield.
Funniest Premier League commentary ever? Kevin Phillips' 2005 goal vs Chelsea
Has the greatest piece of commentary in Premier League history been unearthed?