Chelsea: Tuchel 'frustration' now 'impacting players' at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel is ‘not himself’ at the moment and is starting to hamper the performances of his squad, according to journalist Dean Jones.
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'Embarrassing we didn't sign him' - Manchester United fans fume after Moises Caicedo goal
Manchester United fans have been left fuming after Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Moises Caicedo showed once again why he was on the club's radar before moving to the Premier League.
Arsenal will ‘keep tabs’ on 23-cap ‘exciting prospect’ at Emirates
Arsenal will ‘keep tabs on’ in-demand Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Moises Caicedo, according to Daily Star journalist Paul Brown.
Chief sports reporter: Man United weighing move for 'machine' after 'masterclass' against them
Manchester United are once again interested in Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Moises Caicedo, according to The Daily Mirror’s chief sports reporter Tom Hopkinson.
Leeds United's busy end to August set to hand Jesse Marsch with squad depth test
The depth of Leeds United’s squad is set for its first real test of the season as they face four games in nine days before the end of August. The Whites begin their Carabao Cup campaign later this month, while three more Premier League matches are also scheduled.
Graham Potter sends Newcastle United Danny Welbeck warning after superb Old Trafford display
Brighton & Hove Albion manager Graham Potter has heaped praise on striker Danny Welbeck ahead of next weekend's clash with Newcastle United. Welbeck produced an excellent performance against his former side Manchester United on Sunday as the Seagulls returned home from Old Trafford with an impressive 2-1 victory.
Brighton boss Graham Potter praises Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag
Brighton and Hove Albion manager Graham Potter has backed Erik ten Hag to adapt to the Premier League this season.
Chelsea's Tuchel worried about mid-season World Cup's toll on players
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel expressed concerns that players could be affected in the months before and after the mid-season World Cup in Qatar, saying that the emotions and demands of soccer's showpiece tournament could leave footballers drained.