Liam Rosenior’s injury updates for tonight’s game against Hull had some interesting updates on a few players. Backup goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen might be expecting to play in a cup game like this, but hasn’t been seen for a while because of injury.
Juventus tried to bring Randal Kolo Muani back in the January transfer window, but the French forward will now reunite at Tottenham with his ex-Bianconeri coach, Igor Tudor, instead.
Liverpool have been linked with two highly rated European prospects, and Christian Falk has now provided clarity on where things stand regarding Kees Smit and Yan Diomande.
Nottingham Forest are flirting with a line no serious club wants to cross, and the Nottingham Forest managerial chaos is now impossible to ignore. The Reds sacked Sean Dyche to make it three managers they have fired this season, and they’re staring at the prospect of a fourth just to get over the finish line.
Nicolas Jackson won’t be at Bayern Munich next season, and has a lot of interest from clubs in Italy according to Fabrizio Romano. Jackson joined Bayern on a season long loan deal on deadline day last summer, but things haven’t gone completely to plan.
Arsenal have been without Martin Odegaard on several occasions this season due to injury, so it was not entirely surprising that Eberechi Eze was selected ahead of him for the fixture against Brentford.
Liverpool have shared fresh images of Alexander Isak continuing his recovery from injury, offering a positive fitness update ahead of the FA Cup clash with Brighton at Anfield.
Lautaro Martinez arrives at the Derby d’Italia as Serie A’s top scorer, yet Sunday’s clash with Juventus presents an opportunity to erase a lingering blemish from an otherwise dominant campaign.
Chelsea have no desire to cash in on Pedro Neto despite the winger struggling for form in recent weeks according to reports. Neto joined Chelsea from Wolves in the summer of 2024 in a deal worth an initial £51.4m, and has largely made a positive impact.
Atletico Madrid and Atalanta concluded more than a few pieces of business in recent years, and the next one could involve Ederson, although Juventus and other top sides are keen on him too.
Juventus captain Manuel Locatelli said Bianconeri players are ‘happy’ with Luciano Spalletti and his methods and tells Andrea Cambiaso to ‘remain calm and work well’ despite recent criticism from the fans.
Alessandro Bastoni has urged Inter Milan to approach the Derby d’Italia with clarity rather than obsession, stressing that composure and focus will be decisive against Juventus.
The first team picture at Chelsea is pretty rosy right now in terms of injuries – it’s just the usual suspects Dario Essugo and Romeo Lavia who are out.
Romeo Lavia will only be allowed to return to action once he’s ticked “every” box in his rehab according to reports. Lavia has really struggled with injury since making the switch from Southampton in the summer of 2023, and has yet to complete a 90 minutes for the Blues.
Eberechi Eze was underwhelming when he started Arsenal’s match against Brentford, prompting the Gunners to replace him at halftime. The fixture appeared to expose his limitations, and this is not the first occasion this season on which he has struggled to make a significant impact.
This is one to get the fan base at each other’s throats. Tottenham Hotspur has reached a verbal agreement with Igor Tudor to become the interim head coach.
The Lilywhites have had a lot of uncertainties going around Hotspur Way for a while now, and the recent sacking of Thomas Frank has certainly not helped that.
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente has spoken about Arsenal midfielder Mikel Merino’s chances of being fit in time for the 2026 World Cup. Merino is currently out with a slightly unusual injury, with De la Fuente admitting that there isn’t any kind of “reference” for it, making it hard to know when he could return to action.
David Raya has acknowledged that Arsenal were uncomfortable when defending set pieces during their meeting with Brentford yesterday. The encounter proved demanding for the Gunners, who remain determined to maintain momentum as the season approaches its conclusion.
Chelsea take on Hull tonight in the FA Cup, and we’re really curious about what team Liam Rosenior will pick. He insisted in his pre-match press conference that he didn’t see it as a chance to rotate.
The mess that ENIC are in could not be represented more clearly than the latest leak from Paul O’Keefe, who has a frankly unmatchable track record in Tottenham gossip, given his connections at both the club and within the football market.
While the sacking of Thomas Frank was not enough, his predecessor Ange Postecoglou had to be part of this impeccable timing to be sitting with the duo of Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher on the Stick to Football podcast.
According to Calciomercato, Juventus could explore the opporunity to sign Aston Villa left-back Ian Maatsen in a swap deal. The Italian giants could step into the market in the summer transfer window this year to sign a new left-back as they could possibly prepare to part ways with Andrea Cambiaso.
The new kid in the rumour mill block this morning is Marco Rose. Matt Law of The Telegraph, and Tom Barclay of The Sun, as well as The Boy Hotspur’s Substack, have shown keen interest in the suggestion that Rose is on his way to Tottenham.
German football expert Christian Falk has confirmed that Manchester United are interested in and ‘can afford’ Yan Diomande. Speaking via his CF Bayern Insider column, Falk revealed that the RB Leipzig starlet has been valued at €100 million (£87.1m) by club chief Oliver Mintzlaff.
Tottenham Hotspur have been looking outwards as the chiefs at Hotspur Way go on a hunt for a new head coach after the Lilywhites recently relieved Thomas Frank of his duties.
Leeds United are reportedly considering a bold summer move for Manchester United left-back Tyrell Malacia, with SportsBoom suggesting the Yorkshire club are monitoring his situation ahead of a potential free transfer.
Brentford goalscorer Keane Lewis Potter expressed his satisfaction after helping his side secure a valuable point against Arsenal, insisting that the hosts did enough to merit their share of the spoils.