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Premier League Transfer News: Wirtz, Rashford, Leeds and More Liverpool Set to Smash Transfer Record for Florian Wirtz Liverpool are closing in on a historic transfer by finalising the signing of Bayer Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz. After a series of rebuffed offers, the Premier League champions have reportedly reached a groundbreaking agreement with the German club valued at £116.1 million. This fee would surpass the previous Premier League record—Chelsea’s £115 million acquisition of Moisés Caicedo from Brighton in 2023. The Reds will reportedly pay £100.1 million upfront, with an additional £16 million tied to performance-based clauses. Wirtz is expected to undergo…

Premier League Transfer Rumours: United, Gordon, Grealish and More Hugo Ekitiké Open to Manchester United Transfer Eintracht Frankfurt forward Hugo Ekitiké is reportedly open to a move to Manchester United this summer, despite the club’s absence from European competition. German outlet BILD has claimed that United are the only club to have formally approached Frankfurt for the 22-year-old’s services, even though Chelsea and Liverpool are also believed to be tracking the French striker. Ekitiké had an outstanding 2024–25 campaign, scoring 22 goals and assisting a further 12 across all competitions. His performance has made him a sought-after target among Premier League…

Chelsea vs Los Angeles FC Preview Chelsea to win Over 2.5 goals The newly expanded 2025 FIFA Club World Cup kicks off for the English teams in Atlanta with an intriguing Group D showdown as Premier League giants Chelsea take on Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles FC. It’s a historic moment as this marks the first ever meeting between English and American clubs in CWC history, and with both sides arriving in good form, a high-stakes opener is expected. Match Background and Recent Form Chelsea qualified for this tournament thanks to their triumph in the 2020/21 UEFA Champions League and return to the…

Premier League Transfer News: Robertson, Gittens, Bournemouth and More Robertson Open to Atlético Madrid Move Amid Uncertain Liverpool Future Liverpool’s long-serving left-back Andy Robertson could be on his way out of Anfield this summer following serious interest from Atlético Madrid. Having joined the Reds from Hull City in 2017, Robertson has established himself as a regular starter. However, with the arrival of new head coach Arne Slot, questions have emerged over his long-term role in the squad. Slot reportedly seeks a new left-back, prompting speculation about Robertson’s future. Atlético Madrid have prioritised the Scotland international as their top target for…

Premier League Transfer News: Zinchenko, Osimhen, Sancho and More AC Milan Eye Zinchenko as Theo Hernández Replacement With speculation growing around Theo Hernández’s potential return to Atlético Madrid this summer, AC Milan are reportedly lining up Arsenal’s Oleksandr Zinchenko as a possible replacement. The 28-year-old Ukrainian international has just one year remaining on his current contract with the Gunners, and Sky Italy reports that Milan are assessing the conditions required to complete the deal. Zinchenko’s salary may pose a stumbling block, while it is also unclear whether Milan’s interest is contingent on Hernández leaving. While both are left-backs, the pair offer…

10 Infamous Premier League Goal Celebrations The Premier League has delivered countless iconic moments over the years, but few stick in the memory quite like a memorable goal celebration. From cheeky messages to chest-puffing gestures, these ten celebrations have gone down in football folklore. RoboCrouch – Peter Crouch’s Robotic Delight We begin with a classic. Former Tottenham, QPR, Southampton, Liverpool, and Stoke striker—among many, many others—Peter Crouch unveiled his unforgettable robot dance celebration during the 2006 World Cup. Despite its legendary status, Crouch only performed the “RoboCrouch” three times: twice during the 2006 World Cup and once more in 2017.…

Premier League Transfer News: Antony, Gyökeres, Bournemouth and Much More The summer transfer window is heating up, with several major European clubs circling around key Premier League talents and emerging international stars. From Manchester United’s Antony attracting interest from Spain to Manchester City closing in on a teenage prodigy, here’s a detailed breakdown of the top stories dominating the football transfer landscape. Real Betis Target Another Loan Move for Antony Manchester United winger Antony could be on his way back to Real Betis, as the La Liga side express interest in securing the Brazilian on loan once again. Despite being…

The Worst Premier League Teams in History Derby County were relegated from the English top flight on 29 March 2008 – the earliest any team has ever been demoted from the Premier League since its inception in 1992/93. While Derby are often cited as the worst Premier League team of all time, several other clubs also deserve mention in this notorious category. And after Southampton have done their best to take this particular crown in the recently concluded season, today we take a look at the sides that will always be remembered as the bottom of the barrel. Derby County…

Premier League Transfer News: United, Nunez, Garnacho and More Manchester United Announce Departure of 10 Players Manchester United have confirmed the release of ten players as part of their retained list submitted to the Premier League for the 2025–26 season. Among those leaving Old Trafford are experienced Premier League players Christian Eriksen, Jonny Evans, and Victor Lindelöf. Their exits mark a significant shift in the squad’s composition as the club looks to rebuild under new leadership. Other names included in the list are Hubert Graczyk, Jack Kingdon, Sam Murray, Tom Myles, James Nolan, Tom Wooster, and veteran goalkeeper Tom Heaton.…

FIFA Club World Cup Preview: Format, Draw, Qualified Teams, Schedule and More The FIFA Club World Cup is set for a major overhaul, marking a significant departure from its previous iterations. FIFA has ensured global attention by placing Lionel Messi at the heart of this revamped competition. In its former structure, the Club World Cup featured just seven clubs—representing the six FIFA confederations—contesting seven matches over 11 days in a single host nation. However, this has now transformed into a grander affair. The 2025 edition will bring together 32 teams in the United States, battling across 63 matches within 29…