Premier League • England
Modern-day football has a money obsession, but you still can’t beat a bargain. Jude Bellingham’s little brother joins an ex-Manchester United starlet in this list of best low-cost Championship summer ...
£85m Tottenham and Newcastle pair Romeo Lavia and Tino Livramento have joined this £342m XI of most expensive player sales by Championship clubs.
Watford top this list and have two players in their squad valued at €20m or over. For a team in the Championship, that’s pretty greedy if you ask me.
The Championship (record signing) table includes some big names from down the years, including Emile Heskey (twice), Andy Cole and Craig Bellamy.
Bournemouth have reportedly hijacked Leeds’ bid to sign Norwich right-back Max Aarons after doing the same to Wolves for Alex Scott.
Leeds United are closing in on two signings with the Championship club in ‘advanced talks’ to bring Max Aarons and Joe Rodon to Elland Road.
After winning the U21 Euros, these six Young Lions (including Man City’s £19m ‘keeper and Liverpool target Levi Colwill) could be on the move this summer…
Everyone enjoys a loan signing, don’t they? All the player, but only some of the risk. Great for all involved. Here’s the best one for every Premier League club.
With Szoboszlai off to Liverpool, we have ranked every Bundesliga signing in the last three Premier League seasons. The conclusion? Bundesliga tax is real.
2022/23 champions Burnley were last season’s biggest spenders, but as Nottm Forest proved in 2020/21, a huge outlay is not always a cheat code for success.
Starting from the summer of 2002, here are the most profitable signings made in every single transfer window in the Premier League.
Forgettable ex-Man Utd and Liverpool players have been released by Championship sides and goal machine Teemu Pukki is also searching for a new club.
Some silly sods decided to write off Neil Warnock, but the wily fox is the big climber as we rank all 19 mid-season Championship manager changes in 22/23.
It’s the end of an era as four renowned yo-yo clubs – Fulham, Norwich City, Watford and Rotherham United – have all binned their scripts this season.
Aston Villa boss Unai Emery had negotiated the longest deal in the Premier League until Brentford gave Thomas Frank new terms. Six managers are out this summer.
There are 18 clubs currently in the Premier League and Championship who have yet to win the Premier League. Brighton are already among those to come close.
It’s a biggie for two sides who’ve shown the difference a good manager can make. Leicester start life under their new boss, while Leeds need a response…
The international break is over so it’s time to focus on *proper* football again and much is to be decided during the Football League run-in.
Arsenal’s Marquinhos is among four deadline day additions in this Championship team of January signings. Burnley’s new £9.7m striker also makes the cut.
Norwich have signed Arsenal winger Marquinhos on a loan until the end of the season, the club have announced.
Championship outfit Norwich City have announced that former Huddersfield Town boss David Wagner is the club’s new head coach.
Norwich have sacked Dean Smith while sitting 10th in the Championship, but the club’s trajectory shows that the problems run deeper than the manager.
Michael Carrick to mastermind a play-off final win for Middlesbrough, Norwich to slip out of the top six and Nigel Pearson to exit Bristol City?
Vincent Kompany’s Burnley are this season’s Christmas table-toppers in the Championship and barring a Leeds United-esque f*** up, they will get promoted.
Gareth Southgate is deliberating over his England team to face Wales on Tuesday, but he has nobody in his squad on this list. Yet.
A move to Erik ten Hag’s Man Utd would reportedly be a transfer that Norwich City and England U21 defender Max Aarons “couldn’t turn down”.
Six Championship managers have been sacked already this season, and this lot are not far off getting their P45 either…
Wales are back in the World Cup for the first time since 1958 and three of their players make it into this XI of Championship stars heading to Qatar.
Liverpool and Tottenham need a Champions League confidence boost, while Erik ten Hag has a massive decision to make over Cristiano Ronaldo.
Norwich City sporting director Stuart Webber has emerged as a surprise contender to join Chelsea as their new sporting director.
