West Ham United spent around £120m in the 2023/24 season, bringing five permanent signings to the club, and one loan deal for Kalvin Phillips in the J
Imagine him & Caicedo: Chelsea plotting move for "monster" £70m star
Since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital bought Chelsea, they have spent an eye-watering amount of money, investing in every area of the pitch, as well
Everton contact potential Dyche replacement and have already had an answer
Everton have reportedly already sounded out a potential replacement for under-pressure boss Sean Dyche, and they have even been given an answer.
Aston Villa keeping tabs on Argentine star dubbed the next Carlos Tevez
Aston Villa are interested in signing an Argentine striker who has been likened to former Manchester United and Manchester City star Carlos Tevez, acc
Rangers and Clement could now allow "warrior" to leave in January
Rangers could allow one of their first-team players to leave Ibrox this January amid interest from Europe, according to a report.
The new Firmino: Liverpool begin talks to sign "monster" Nunez replacement
Liverpool are in a fantastic position, and though Arne Slot's side will be wary of the title-chasing competition in the Premier League, the six-point
Saved by Martinez: 3/10 Man Utd dud just proved why INEOS have to spend
Manchester United claimed just their fourth Premier League win of the Ruben Amorim era last night, beating Marco Silva’s Fulham 1-0 at Craven Cottage.
Better than Nkunku: Man Utd plot move for £18m "future Ballon d’Or winner"
Having done a whip round and searched behind the sofa, cash-strapped Manchester United have seemingly cobbled together the funds to finally make the f
He’s outscoring Delap: Ipswich must rue not signing PL star now worth £67m
This season has been something of a roller coaster for Ipswich Town fans. Kieran McKenna's side came into the campaign as one of the favourites to
Aaron Ramsey 2.0: Arsenal could hit gold with "exceptional" £130k-p/w star
The January transfer window came and went without Arsenal adding any players to bolster their options at the top end of the pitch ahead of the second