All news by author: Dan Marsh

Barcelona boss Xavi Hernandez has handed 15-year-old wonderkid Lamine Yamal a senior debut in Saturday's clash with Real Betis, making the teenager the club's youngest ever player

Manchester City defender Kyle Walker will rebuff transfer interest in the summer in order to see out the final year of his £150,000-a-week contract at the Etihad Stadium

Liverpool and Manchester United are both chasing a summer deal for Ajax defender Jurrien Timber, who has already outlined his desire to continue playing Champions League football

Ralf Rangnick was fairly nonchalant over Marcus Rashford's future during his interim reign at Manchester United, but the German has been now been singing the forward's praises

Chelsea have spent heavily since being acquired by Todd Boehly, but the Blues are at risk of losing the services of a host of players who are currently unhappy at the club

Soccer Saturday host Jeff Stelling has confirmed that he will officially stand down from his role presenting the popular Sky show at the end of the season after 30 years of service

QPR head coach Gareth Ainsworth has paid tribute to the work being done by the club off the pitch as he battles to stave away relegation from the Championship on it

Former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is personally negotiating his own contract with Chelsea, as the Blues continue to make progress on a deal for next season

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta could only watch on as his side were dismantled by Manchester City, but there was some good news on the night for the title contenders

BT Sport pundit Paul Scholes was left in stitches after Martin Keown referred to Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta as "boss" - even though he never played under the Spaniard

Arsenal suffered a major setback in their bid to pip Manchester City to the Premier League title after the defending champions cantered to a 4-1 win at the Etihad Stadium

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is hoping to beat his rivals in the Manchester United takeover saga to a deal by offering Avram and Joel Glazer the chance to retain a minority stake in the club

Jamie Carragher has taken aim at Aaron Ramsdale after the Arsenal goalkeeper conceded a goal from long range in the early stages of the title decider against Manchester City

Mikel Arteta has overhauled the Arsenal team during his tenure, and a number of high-profile stars have been axed - including one who was accused of "cheating" the Gunners boss

A LOOK BACK: Pep Guardiola will lock horns with Mikel Arteta on Wednesday night, and the Manchester City boss has already made it clear how highly he rates the Arsenal chief

Mikel Arteta may have defied the odds by transforming Arsenal into title contenders, but the Spaniard has also had to endure plenty of criticism during his Emirates tenure

Chelsea chief Todd Boehly has reopened contract talks with Mason Mount in a bid to strike an agreement amid interest from the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire has been told that he and Aston Villa are a "match made in heaven" as speculation over a summer transfer begins to ramp up

Mauricio Pochettino is expected to bring several of his former coaches with him if he takes over at Chelsea, which means that a handful of Graham Potter's staff are at risk

Al-Nassr forward Cristiano Ronaldo was involved in a furious bust-up with his own coaching team during the Saudi outfit's 1-0 defeat against Al-Wehda in the King Cup of Champions

Liverpool transfer target Ryan Gravenberch's reaction after he was quizzed over a potential summer move to Anfield has fuelled speculation that he could leave Bayern Munich

Wrexham fan Karl 'Bootlegger' Phillips had talkSPORT host Laura Woods in hysterics as he shared details of his boozy night celebrating promotion with several members of the team

Daniel Levy has shouldered some of the blame following Tottenham's 6-1 defeat against Newcastle on Sunday - a result that cost acting head coach Cristian Stellini his job

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has softened his stance on Antony after admitting that the winger, who he branded a "clown" earlier this season, has 'won him over'

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has admitted that he would leave the club if they were to consistently struggle, but there is still no clear long-term successor to the German