Conor Bradley’s season is officially over after the Liverpool right-back suffered a significant knee injury during the 0-0 Premier League draw with Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
Should Marc Guehi choose another destination, Liverpool may consider a centre-back about whom Real Madrid remain uncertain. Guehi is still at the top of Liverpool’s list, but that could change if he suddenly becomes unavailable.
Oliver Glasner cut a frustrated figure after Crystal Palace’s shocking FA Cup exit to Macclesfield. The Austrian manager called for change, questioning his players’ desire and insisting the team’s mentality must shift fast.
Real Madrid are on the hunt for reinforcements in their backline this summer, but their options to do so look increasingly thin. Los Blancos currently are not planning to move for Borussia Dortmund’s Nico Schlotterbeck either.
Crystal Palace were reportedly interested in signing Club Brugge attacker Christos Tzolis at the start of the season. However, the Belgian club rejected the offer, and Tzolis has been outstanding for them this season.
Macclesfield Town’s historic FA Cup victory over Crystal Palace turned into a night of emotion, laughter, and unexpected musical inspiration. After pulling
Barcelona are preparing for a major defensive rebuild ahead of the summer transfer window, with the club prioritising the signing of a left-footed centre-back.
Como’s rising star Jacobo Ramón has become one of the most sought-after young defenders of the winter transfer window, attracting intense interest from several Premier League clubs.
Robbie Savage may no longer be on the touchline at Macclesfield, but his fingerprints are all over the club’s stunning FA Cup story. The former Wales international,
Non-league Macclesfield pulled off one of the biggest-ever FA Cup upsets as they knocked out holders Crystal Palace in a remarkable 2-1 win at the third-round stage.
Manchester United are internally discussing as many as five main candidates to take over as the club’s permanent manager next season. As first reported here for the Daily Briefing, my understanding is that Old Trafford chiefs are particularly keen on Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner.
As we hit Day 10 of the January transfer window, Liverpool still haven’t added anyone to their senior squad. It’s already been reported that teenage centre-back Ifeanyi Ndukwe will be joining the Reds once the 2025/26 season wraps up.
Crystal Palace have put yet another roadblock in the way of Liverpool’s pursuit of Marc Guehi, keeping the story alive well into January. Until there is a decision, his name will stay front and centre of transfer talk all month.
Crystal Palace are interested in signing the Genk defender, Zakaria El Ouahdi. Nathaniel Clyne and Daniel Munoz are currently on the sidelines with injuries, and Crystal Palace need more quality in the right-back department.
Liverpool managed to hold Arsenal to a goalless draw in their midweek Premier League fixture. Even so, calls for Arne Slot’s dismissal were heard from some fans during the first half against the league leaders.
This season, the Cityzens have yet to hit the heights they know they are capable of reaching. The trademark relentlessness that saw Pep Guardiola’s side
Everton and Crystal Palace are pushing harder to sign KRC Genk defender Zakaria El Ouahdi. Word out of Belgium suggests a deal could happen this month.
Dayot Upamecano looks to be close to committing his future to Bayern Munich, leaving Real Madrid with one less option to strengthen their defence. The French defender was one of the primary targets for Los Blancos next summer.
Sunderland are in talks over the future of attacking midfielder Patrick Roberts, with Birmingham City pushing to make his loan a permanent deal this month.
Real Madrid are planning to sign a defender in 2026, with the likelihood being a move will take place in the summer. One of their targets is Crystal Palace and England star Marc Guehi, who is now in the final six months of his contract in south London.
Manchester United are once again at the centre of a managerial earthquake that could stir emotions across the Premier League and among the Red Devils faithful. Following the shock sacking of Ruben Amorim earlier this week.
Once upon a time, Antoine Semenyo nearly made a choice that ensured that nobody ever heard his name but fate would have his story be one of rejection to redemption.
Chelsea are entering 2026 with yet another managerial crossroads. After the shock departure of Enzo Maresca following an internal breakdown in relations,