COMAN SETS EYES ON PREM

COMAN SETS EYES ON PREM

Kingsley Coman is reportedly open to a move to the Premier League this summer, with Arsenal stepping up their long-standing interest in the Bayern Munich winger. The French international is believed to be eager to test himself in English football after nearly a decade in the Bundesliga—and Arsenal could offer the perfect platform for his next chapter.

Coman, 28, has struggled for consistency this season, starting only 11 Bundesliga matches and scoring four goals in 23 appearances across all competitions. Injuries and heavy rotation have seen him slip down the pecking order at Bayern, and with the club set for a major shake-up this summer, his time in Munich looks increasingly likely to come to an end.

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PALACE CHASE RASHFORD

PALACE CHASE RASHFORD

Marcus Rashford’s future is becoming a subject of intense speculation, with the England forward linked to a surprising potential move this summer, amid reports of a high-profile takeover at one of the Premier League’s rising clubs.

Currently, Rashford is on loan at Aston Villa, having joined Unai Emery’s side from Manchester United in January. The 27-year-old has wasted no time in making his presence felt at Villa Park, providing four assists in his first nine appearances. His impressive form earned him a call-up to the England squad under the stewardship of Thomas Tuchel, with Rashford’s performances continuing to capture the attention of both fans and pundits alike.

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SAKA MARKS ARSENAL RETURN WITH INSTANT IMPACT

SAKA MARKS ARSENAL RETURN WITH INSTANT IMPACT

The Emirates crowd only got louder for Bukayo Saka as the night went on. First, his name was read among the substitutes; then he warmed up; then he stepped onto the pitch with 24 minutes left; and finally, he made it all count, scoring just seven minutes after coming on.

SAKA MARKS ARSENAL RETURN WITH INSTANT IMPACT

It had been more than three months since Saka last played for Arsenal, his hamstring injury and surgery meticulously planned to ensure a smooth return. But even with all the preparation, no one could have predicted such a perfect comeback. Arsenal were already in control against Fulham, but Saka’s goal put the result beyond doubt in a dominant performance following the international break. Rodrigo Muniz’s stoppage-time strike gave the visitors a late consolation, but Arsenal’s 2-1 victory was never truly in question.

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PREMIER LEAGUE ANNOUNCES NEW SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW

PREMIER LEAGUE ANNOUNCES NEW SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW

The Premier League’s summer transfer window will be split into two parts to allow Chelsea and Manchester City to bolster their squads ahead of the Club World Cup. The decision ensures that all Premier League clubs can strengthen their teams fairly before the tournament kicks off in June.

PREMIER LEAGUE ANNOUNCES NEW SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW

The first window will open on June 1, two weeks earlier than usual, and will run until June 10. This will give clubs the chance to make necessary signings before the revamped Club World Cup begins on June 14 in the United States. The second window will open on June 16 and continue until the regular deadline of September 1.

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SLOT’S FIRST SEASON A SUCCESS, BUT LESSONS TO BE LEARNED

SLOT’S FIRST SEASON A SUCCESS, BUT LESSONS TO BE LEARNED

Arne Slot’s first year in charge of Liverpool has been nothing short of remarkable. With the Reds on the brink of claiming the Premier League title in his debut season, there’s no doubt his impact has been hugely positive. However, that doesn’t mean he has got everything right.

While some rival fans and media narratives may try to downplay his achievements, Slot’s success cannot be overstated. Given the uncertainty surrounding Liverpool when he arrived, guiding the club to the top of English football is an incredible feat. Yet, recent disappointments in the Champions League and Carabao Cup have left a lingering sense of what might have been.

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ARSENAL SET FOR SUMMER ATTACKING OVERHAUL

ARSENAL SET FOR SUMMER ATTACKING OVERHAUL

Arsenal’s win over Chelsea last weekend was a welcome result, but it underlined the need for reinforcements in attack. The Gunners struggled to create chances in their 1-0 victory, relying on a Mikel Merino header from a corner to secure three points.

Mikel Arteta’s side have played 29 Premier League games this season, and in 14 of them, they have scored one goal or fewer. Injuries have played a role in that inconsistency, but Arsenal’s attacking struggles this season contrast sharply with their form last year. In 2024, they scored 114 goals in all competitions—their best scoring record in over 60 years. However, this campaign has shown the need for more depth and quality in the final third.

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MAN UTD REVEAL NEW STADIUM PLANS

MAN UTD REVEAL NEW STADIUM PLANS

Manchester United have unveiled bold plans to replace Old Trafford with a new 100,000-seater stadium, aiming to move in by the start of the 2030-31 season. After weighing the option of redeveloping their current ground, the club has decided to build a new venue in the same location.

MAN UTD REVEAL NEW STADIUM PLANS

Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe described the project as “the start of an incredibly exciting journey” to deliver what will be “the world’s greatest football stadium, at the centre of a regenerated Old Trafford.” Architects Foster + Partners revealed concept images of the new stadium, which will be constructed using 160 pre-fabricated sections. This innovative approach is expected to reduce the build time to just five years.

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VAN DIJK UNSURE ABOUT LIVERPOOL FUTURE

VAN DIJK UNSURE ABOUT LIVERPOOL FUTURE

Virgil van Dijk remains uncertain about his future at Liverpool as his contract nears its end. The 33-year-old centre-back, along with Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, sees his deal expire in June, but despite ongoing discussions, there has been no progress on securing an extension.

VAN DIJK UNSURE ABOUT LIVERPOOL FUTURE

Speaking after Liverpool’s Champions League exit to Paris St-Germain on penalties, Van Dijk admitted, “I still have no idea at the moment. Genuinely.” He went on to clarify that there is no clear direction yet. “At the moment I don’t even know what will happen next year. If anyone says they do know, they are lying to your face. Everyone knows there are some conversations behind the scenes but that is about it.”

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RUBEN AMORIM FACES PRESSURE

RUBEN AMORIM FACES PRESSURE

Ruben Amorim acknowledges that both he and Manchester United’s underperforming players must take responsibility for changing Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s critical view of the club. United’s immediate focus is to keep their season alive by advancing in the Europa League, starting with a crucial second-leg clash against Real Sociedad.

RUBEN AMORIM FACES PRESSURE

Currently sitting 14th in the Premier League and already eliminated from both domestic cup competitions, Manchester United’s only hope of silverware this season lies in the Europa League. The competition also represents their most realistic chance of securing continental qualification, which Ratcliffe made clear when he voiced his frustration over the performances of certain players. He specifically called out Casemiro, Rasmus Hojlund, Andre Onana, as well as the loaned-out Jadon Sancho and Antony, labelling them as “not good enough” and “probably overpaid.”

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ARTETA: ARSENAL CAN WIN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

ARTETA: ARSENAL CAN WIN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Mikel Arteta is confident that Arsenal are genuine contenders to win the Champions League this season and has urged his players to embrace the “most exciting part” of their campaign. With the Premier League title now out of reach, Arsenal’s best hope for silverware lies in Europe, where they are on the brink of reaching the Champions League quarter-finals for the second consecutive year.

ARTETA: ARSENAL CAN WIN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Arsenal head into the second leg of their last-16 tie against PSV Eindhoven with a commanding 7-1 aggregate lead. A win or draw on Wednesday will see them progress to the next round, where they could face either Atletico Madrid or Real Madrid. Arteta believes that his side can compete with any team left in the competition, insisting they must focus on finishing the job against PSV.

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