Football News
All the latest Arsenal transfer news and rumours from across the British and European press on Thursday, July 13.
Several reports in Thursday’s newspapers suggest Arsenal are confident of landing a major transfer target.
The Daily Mail, The Mirror and The Sun all claim that Arsene Wenger is closing on a deal for Monaco winger Thomas Lemar.
After Manchester United completed the signing of Romelu Lukaku, we examine whether the Belgian underlines Jose Mourinho’s preference of physically imposing players and how this translates to the pitch.
Throughout his career at Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid and United, Mourinho has delivered success and trophies – 25 to be exact.
Manchester United face on Sunday a Tottenham Hotspur team they have beaten only twice in their last eight Premier League contests.
Adrian Clarke looks at how Jose Mourinho’s team can take a big step forward to closing the gap on the fifth-placed team, and ultimately the top four, at Old Trafford.
Claudio Ranieri says Kasper Schmeichel might have a chance of recovering from a hand injury to feature against Manchester City.
Stefano Okaka’s first two goals for Watford inspired a 3-2 victory over Everton at Vicarage Road.
After Romelu Lukaku put Everton in front from a pinpoint pass by Gareth Barry on his 609th Premier League appearance, Okaka levelled with a superb backheel from Nordin Amrabat’s cross.
Chapecoense have appointed Vagner Mancini as their new head coach as they look to rebuild the club following last week’s tragic plane crash.
Chapecoense players, backroom staff and officials were among the victims when a flight carrying them to the Copa Sudamericana final against Atletico Nacional crashed in Colombia.
Inter coach Stefano Pioli believes it is clear his side must continue to improve, despite their Europa League win over Sparta Prague on Thursday.
Ahead of the game at San Siro, Inter were already guaranteed to finish bottom of Group K, while their visitors had secured top spot.
NEVER // Stoke City have never recorded a Premier League point at the Emirates Stadium.
DUCK // The Emirates stadium is the only Premier League ground that the Potters have not picked up a point at since gaining promotion in 2008.
Mauricio Pochettino has hailed Jose Mourinho as “one of the best managers in football history” prior to Tottenham Hotspur’s visit to Manchester United on Sunday.