Can United tighten up without losing their attacking edge?
Manchester United have become the Premier League's greatest entertainers this season, but that spectacle comes with a worrying caveat.
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Manchester United have become the Premier League's greatest entertainers this season, but that spectacle comes with a worrying caveat.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has been found to have "unknowingly" breached public appointments rules when naming sports rights executive David Kogan as the government's preferred chair…
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has acknowledged the club has made mistakes in recent years but insisted the focus must be on rebuilding rather than rehashing what went…
Former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino told BBC Sport he is "missing" the intensity of the Premier League and would like the opportunity to return in the future.
BBC Sport travelled to Bilbao to examine Athletic Club's distinctive policy of selecting only players with Basque roots and how that tradition has underpinned the club's achievements.
Parties with 'significant financial means' have expressed interest in buying Sheffield Wednesday and could 'revolutionise the club', joint administrator Kris Wigfield has said.
Here’s the latest transfer rumour roundup from Europe’s top clubs.
Reported by BBC Sport’s Mandeep Sanghera: Newcastle United midfielder Sandro Tonali says he is happy at the club but prefers to take his future one year at a time.
Ajax have announced they will sack manager John Heitinga, less than six months after he returned to the club from Liverpool.
Tottenham manager Thomas Frank joked that Micky van de Ven "looked like Lionel Messi" after he scored a stunning solo effort in Spurs' 4-0 Champions League win over Copenhagen.
Arne Slot praised Trent Alexander-Arnold after the defender received boos from Liverpool fans during his first return to Anfield since moving to Real Madrid.