
Premier League prize money calculated after Arsenal missed out on record payment in 2023/24
It is the time in the season to start thinking about Premier League prize money. Arsenal missed out on not only the title but a record payout last campaign.
It is the time in the season to start thinking about Premier League prize money. Arsenal missed out on not only the title but a record payout last campaign.
Spurs deserved their first 1-0 Premier League win in almost 500 days and Djed Spence is a revelation. But Manchester United and Ruben Amorim are a shambles.
Arne Slot received his second Premier League booking after a misunderstanding over ‘a f**king joke’. He might have similar feelings over his first red card.
Newcastle and Nottingham Forest have both dropped out of Europe’s top ten for form but they, Liverpool and Bournemouth are close to Jose Mourinho.
Kylian Mbappe had already won 17 trophies and scored 329 career goals before making his predestined move to Real Madrid. And he has started well enough.
Liverpool might have their Premier and Champions League dreams dashed in a matter of days in May, but not before ruining Chelsea and Newcastle’s seasons.
Man Utd would like Viktor Gyokeres to link up with Ruben Amorim again but perhaps some other clubs should reunite coaches with their most expensive signings.
Manchester City are worse defensively than Manchester United both collectively and as individuals; it turns out that doesn’t bode well against Real Madrid.
Only eight players in history have scored more Champions League knockout stage goals than Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, which really is daft.
Manchester City were predictably busy in the January transfer window but plenty of other Premier League teams threw a bit of money around.
The opening fixtures of the Premier League season were reversed recently so our kneejerk reactions should be revisited, including an Everton sack prediction.
Six Premier League clubs were knocked out of the FA Cup at the weekend. A Liverpool flop was among one player from each to lose their manager’s trust.
Manchester United should be embarrassed by the ‘return’ on their huge investment but three sides have been particularly effective in the transfer market.
Many Premier League signings made in the winter have not yet debuted. When might they, who should we be most excited to see and why is it Marcus Rashford?
Marcus Rashford could ‘humiliate’ Ruben Amorim and Manchester United in the same way Chelsea stand to be ’embarrassed’ by their trio of loan cast-offs.
Only five teams since the start of the Premier League have spent the most money and won the Premier League title. Brighton(!) will not change that trend.
The pool of free agents is shallow ahead of a huge summer of contract expiration in 2025. We really are down to the dregs now.
Myles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri both got off the Arsenal mark for Premier League goals against the Big Six in the thrashing of Manchester City.
Erling Haaland has edged ahead of Phil Foden in their personal Big Six scoring battle – only two Manchester City players are ahead of the Norwegian now.
Arsenal know their calculated gamble could backfire and Manchester United inspire no confidence in their decisions as they copy the Gunners’ blueprint.
Manchester City took top spot in the biggest January 2025 transfer window spenders list eventually and were not even nearly shifted by the time it closed.
Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth retained their jewels and Tottenham – eventually – did what was necessary. The Marcus Rashford renaissance train departs.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim feels no shame and Fabian Hurzeler feels like a bad Brighton fit. Everton, Forest and big-game Arsenal are brilliant.
Erling Haaland received his answer five months later and Kai Havertz made history as Arsenal became the latest team to sweep Manchester City aside.
Cole Palmer is one team away from completing the full Big Six set, and will catch Eden Hazard for Chelsea goals against such teams by the end of the season.
Bournemouth are phenomenal while David Moyes and Manchester City are turning things around. But it can’t be long for Ange Postecoglou and Robert Sanchez.
Manchester City are about to be eliminated from the easiest Champions League group ever. Their collapse against Paris Saint-Germain was one of the worst yet.
Nottingham Forest are throwing their weight around with plans for signings which were previously unrealistic. Either break transfer records or all the rules.
It is strange and shocking just how forthright and negative Ruben Amorim has been about the spiralling situation at Manchester United. But that’s the point.
Bournemouth, David Moyes and Lucas Digne are living the life. But Ruud van Nistelrooy and Ange Postecoglou are in trouble with Ruben Amorim not far behind.