West Ham sign Mexico midfielder Alvarez from Ajax
LONDON: West Ham United have signed Mexico midfielder Edson Alvarez from Ajax Amsterdam on a five-year deal, the Premier League club announced on Thursday (Aug 10).
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'I’ll give absolutely everything' – Edson Alvarez signs for West Ham from Ajax
West Ham have completed the signing of Mexico international Edson Alvarez from Ajax for an undisclosed fee.
Man City manager Pep Guardiola gives short shrift to Lucas Paqueta transfer question
Pep Guardiola refused to comment on Manchester City's interest in Lucas Paqueta.
Five Premier League new signings to watch
MANCHESTER: Premier League clubs have splashed out over £1 billion (US$1.3 billion) on fresh faces ahead of the start of the new season on Friday.
Man City get a head-start to their title defence
LONDON : The start of a new Premier League season is always a time of hope and dreams, even if defending champions Manchester City will probably be three points clear before their main rivals have kicked a ball this weekend.
Five Premier League New Signings To Watch
Premier League clubs have splashed out over 1 billion pounds ($1.3 billion) on fresh faces ahead of the start of the new season on Friday. Arsenal have led the way by spending more than 200 million pounds on Declan Rice, Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber as they aim to topple defending champions Manchester City. Manchester United, Newcastle, Liverpool and Chelsea have also been busy with competition fierce just for a top-four finish. But treble winners City remain the side to beat as they eye a historic fourth consecutive English top-flight title.
West Ham agree deals to sign Maguire, Ward-Prowse - sources - ESPN
West Ham have agreed to a deal worth around £30 million ($38.2m) to sign Manchester United defender Harry Maguire, sources told ESPN.
Manchester City Aim To Hold Off Big-Spending Pretenders To Premier League Crown
Manchester City begin the defence of their Premier League title away to newly-promoted Burnley on Friday as Pep Guardiola's men look to hold off an ambitious group of challengers to their crown as English champions. Arsenal and Manchester United have spent big to try and end their long wait for a league title, while Liverpool and Chelsea are expected to bounce back from last season's disappointment. But another transfer window of major investment by English clubs has been overshadowed by the lavish sums luring even some of the Premier League's best talent to Saudi Arabia.