A number of clubs are already suffering major injury problems even though the new Premier League season has only just kicked off - with Liverpool and Arsenal two of the teams affected

Arsenal 'sign' Eze; Liverpool have Isak plan; Man Utd in Stiller talks, Chelsea latest - A stunning late move has lit up the summer window again

Arsenal have dramatically stolen Eberechi Eze from Tottenham’s grasp and are set to sign the England international after he bid farewell to Crystal Palace last night. The Gunners moved quickly after the news that Kai Havertz damaged his knee in their win over Manchester United,

Arsenal have been active in the transfer market this summer. Mikel Arteta's squad has already added Martin Zubimendi, Viktor Gyokeres, Noni Madueke, Christian Norgaard and Kepa Arrizabalaga as they bid to close the gap on Liverpool and Manchester City.

Arsenal has spent a lot of money during the summer transfer window in a bid to get the squad in shape to win the Premier League after three second-place finishes in a row

The Premier League transfer window opened on June 1 and then closed on June 10 for six days before re-opening on Monday June 16 until Deadline Day on Monday September 1. Here’s what we know so

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola was asked about the future(s) of Savinho and Manuel Akanji amid interest from Tottenham and Galatasaray ahead of Saturday’s Premier League meeting with

From Arsenal to Wolverhampton Wanderers, Premier League clubs up and down the country have been supplementing their squads ahead of the new 2025/26 campaign.While some, such as Liverpool and Chelsea,

Arsenal have booked Eberechi Eze in for a medical on Friday, assuming he comes through his final Palace appearance unscathed. So who will Tottenham turn to? With so much transfer talk doing the rounds,

FootballTransfers ranks every Premier League club based on their business in the 2025 summer transfer window so far.

Arsenal Close In On Eberechi Eze TransferArsenal have moved decisively in the transfer market, with David Ornstein of The Athletic reporting that the club have reached an agreement in principle to