Jason Pettigrove

Having played at Liverpool for a portion of his career, broadcaster, Danny Murphy, is well placed to advise on the solutions that Jurgen Klopp needs to ensure the Reds have a decent 2023/24 season.In both of the matches in the English top-flight so far this season, it’s been obvious that Liverpool need to shore up …

The way in which Man United performed at White Hart Lane last weekend arguably won’t have pleased manager, Erik ten Hag. A 2-0 loss could’ve been avoided with a bit more conviction from the forward line and some more physicality from the defence in a match that, in the end, United were well beaten.

If Arsenal are going to agree to sell Folarin Balogun in the current transfer window they’ll have no shortage of takers, with West Ham the latest side to register an interest.

After having lost so many players already in the current transfer window, it should come as something of a relief to Daniel Farke and Leeds supporters that the club are only a small step away from signing a new midfielder.

Whilst Eddie Howe might be the face of Newcastle United’s current renaissance, the influence of sporting director, Dan Ashworth, can’t be understated. Nor can the financial backing of owners, the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF).

Leeds positioning themselves to land £19m Tottenham player

Former Arsenal star, Emmanuel Petit, has wasted no time in suggesting that the Gunners could do worse than avail themselves of the services of a current Newcastle star.

With just over a week left of the transfer window, the expectation will be that most teams, including Leicester City, will be keen to do business in some way, shape or form.

How quickly things can change at West Ham United. No sooner did it seem like the Hammers weren’t going to sign anyone this summer, than David Moyes is picking up player after player to strengthen his squad.Far from panic buying, the East London outfit have been diligent and considered in their purchasing, and all of …

This summer has seen the £100m ceiling for football transfers smashed to pieces after Brighton and Hove Albion sold Moises Caicedo to Chelsea for an astonishing £115m, though former Newcastle manager, Steve Bruce, admits he could’ve signed the player for a fraction of the price.