Gary Neville says Manchester United's Casemiro transfer shouldn't have happened
Gary Neville believes Manchester United's signing of Casemiro shouldn't have gone through because it was a short-term transfer.
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Copenhagen winger Roony Bardghji gives update on future amid Manchester United transfer links
Copenhagen winger Roony Bardghji has admitted he is flattered by transfer reports linking him with a move to a 'big club'.
Hythe Town manager Steve Watt says they can’t be content with reaching the last 32 of the FA Trophy
Steve Watt has urged Hythe players to keep wanting more as they fight for a place in the last 16 of the FA Trophy.
Manchester United only have a few days left to seal cut-price transfer deal
If Manchester United do anything before the end of the transfer window, they need to ensure that they add to their attacking ranks.
Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell pays tribute to hat-trick hero Mitchell May after celebrating a year in charge with big win
Ryan Maxwell celebrated his first anniversary as Sittingbourne manager with an emphatic victory - thanks to a player he has high hopes for.
Dartford coach Martin Tyler reacts to 2-1 National League South defeat at Maidstone United
Dartford coach Martin Tyler admitted they had only themselves to blame after derby defeat at Maidstone on Tuesday night.
Tottenham Snap Up Timo Werner On Loan
Timo Werner returned to the Premier League on Tuesday after the German international joined Tottenham on loan for the rest of the season from RB Leipzig. The 27-year-old struggled to shine during a two-year spell at Chelsea between 2020 and 2022 after a £45 million ($57 million) move. Werner scored 23 times in 89 appearances, but did help the Blues lift the Champions League in 2021. However, his return for a second spell at Leipzig has also been far from a success as he fell down the pecking order under Marco Rose. Spurs are in need of attacking reinforcements with captain Son Heung-min away at the Asian Cup for the next month.
Middlesbrough Stun Chelsea Flops To Take League Cup Semi-Final Lead
Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino bemoaned a familiar lack of cutting edge after his team lost the first leg of their League Cup semi-final 1-0 to Championship side Middlesbrough at the Riverside on Tuesday. Hayden Hackney scored the only goal on 38 minutes as Pochettino's expensively assembled array of stars again failed to perform away from home. Chelsea have lost five of their last six away games and 21 times on the road since the beginning of last season -- the most of any Premier League team. The Blues must turn the tie around when the sides meet again at Stamford Bridge on January 23 to avoid heaping more pressure on Pochettino's position during a disappointing first season in charge for the Argentine.