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At Monday’s shareholders’ meeting, English Premier League (EPL) clubs unanimously agreed to enter into short-term contract extensions with players whose deals are set to expire on June 30 this year. Continue reading “Premier League clubs reach agreement on player contracts expiring on June 30”
Andre Onana has confirmed his desire to leave Ajax this summer, revealing he is ready to ‘take a step’, following speculation surrounding a potential Barcelona return while Premier League interest continues from two London clubs. Continue reading “Ajax’s Andre Onana reveals time has come to ‘take a step’, amid reported interest”
Brighton confirmed their Amex Stadium is the latest British sports venue turned into a coronavirus testing centre, following the lead of their league counterparts Tottenham and English rugby stadium Twickenham over the past few days.
Continue reading “Coronavirus: Brighton announce Amex Stadium to become drive-in testing centre”
RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano should show patience by staying with Julian Nagelsmann’s side for another season or two, according to Bayern legend Lothar Matthäus.
Continue reading “Dayot Upamecano urged to stay at Leipzig, by Germany legend Lothar Matthäus”
Following on from Liverpool and Tottenham recently, Bournemouth are the latest Premier League side reversing their heavily criticised decision to furlough non-playing staff.
Continue reading “Bournemouth also reverse furlough decision, while donating to food banks”
According to a report in the Standard, highly-rated fullback Achraf Hakimi will decide his future in June – with as many as seven top European sides interested in his services.
Continue reading “Achraf Hakimi reveals he’ll decide future in June as speculation persists”
Just as Liverpool did on April 6, last year’s Champions League finalists have reversed their decision to furlough non-playing staff during the coronavirus crisis – having received criticism aplenty from media and supporters.
Continue reading “After intense scrutiny and criticism, Tottenham reverse furlough decision”
Just a day after captain Jordan Henderson’s Premier League coronavirus fund plan was publicised, the European champions have become the latest top-flight club to furlough their non-playing staff, prompting frustration and further debate.
Tottenham and England captain Harry Kane has stated his belief that, should the Premier League fail to resume before the end of June due to this coronavirus pandemic, all teams must instead look ahead towards the 2020-21 campaign. Continue reading “Kane: If games cannot resume before June, teams should look to next season”
Juventus sporting director Fabio Paratici agrees with the suggestion that more swap deals will emerge out of the COVID-19 outbreak, bringing football and the NBA closer – something that affects Juve directly, given their cashflow issues. Continue reading “Juventus cut player wages, expect more NBA-style trades as result of COVID-19”
They left it late, but Tottenham managed to recover from a sluggish start and a goal down to snatch all three points – courtesy of Heung-Min Son in stoppage-time, capping a frenzied end to a crazy affair at Villa Park. Continue reading “Aston Villa 2-3 Tottenham: Son punishes late error, scores stoppage-time winner”
Jose Mourinho has unveiled his third transfer as Tottenham boss, completing a deal to sign PSV Eindhoven winger Steven Bergwijn on a five-and-a-half year contract after the pair agreed a £27m transfer fee. Continue reading “Tottenham complete £27m move for PSV Eindhoven winger Steven Bergwijn”
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