Arne Slot and Michael Carrick among 10 PL managers lucky to be in job
Some are excelling in jobs they were lucky to get, others stinking the place out in jobs they are lucky to retain, and they amount to half the current Premier ...
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Some are excelling in jobs they were lucky to get, others stinking the place out in jobs they are lucky to retain, and they amount to half the current Premier ...
It’s Eddie Howe vs Thomas Frank in El Sackico and Sean Dyche is also on the brink, and will Kobbie Mainoo’s first ‘bad game’ come for Man Utd vs West ...
Here is every completed Premier League deal in the 2026 January window.
It is a particularly Sacked In The Morning-flavoured edition of Winners and Losers, with Hurzeler, Parker, Howe and Dyche all racing to the bottom.
Cole Palmer scored yet another first-half hat-trick for Chelsea while Viktor Gyokeres’ Arsenal role was realised and Chris Sutton witnessed “the worst piece of defending I’ve ever seen”.
Newcastle United and Nottm Forest are definitely at risk as we rank the non-Big Six stars most likely to secure an upwards transfer to a giant in 2026…
Pep Guardiola may wish that Manchester City had spent more on players, but he can’t complain at their willingness to pay big wages…
To celebrate National 80s Day – it’s a thing, apparently – test your knowledge of football through the decade. Or ask your dad…
Angel Gomes was the solution for Man Utd and England a little over a year ago. Could he return to Old Trafford through the back door?
Man Utd held ‘formal discussions’ with Wolves over a surprise January move for Mane as the ‘key factor’ in a summer transfer has been revealed.
Everton, Brentford and Fulham all crack the top five in a debut excitement level ranking of January signings. Manchester City might be burned.
Complete 2025/26 Premier League player stats, including goals, xG, ball recoveries, tackles and clean sheets. See the stat leaders across 32 key metrics.
Using WhoScored’s match ratings, we reveal the worst player at every Premier League club this season, including Chelsea summer signing Alejandro Garnacho.
Erling Haaland is down to fifth in F365’s Power Rankings, below Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice and Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes.
Forget the league table, it’s all about the Premier League net spend table. And neither Man City nor Liverpool are in top five.
As is customary with January, transfer window winners are tougher to readily identify than transfer window losers. Especially outside Man City.
Welcome to January Deadline Day XXIV. Recap the day with Football365 after clubs scrambled around for the players they’ve had over a month to sign…
Arsenal and Hugo Ekitike are embracing the pressure of their new roles in the Premier League, while Oliver Glasner and Eddie Howe’s cry-arsing rings hollow.
According to reports, Jean-Philippe Mateta’s proposed move from Crystal Palace to AC Milan on deadline day could collapse for two reasons.
Alisson doesn’t compare well with his Premier League contemporaries or his cover at Liverpool, while Emiliano Martinez is still backing up the bravado…
Raheem Sterling took whatever Chelsea offered him to rip his contract and allow an Arsenal player to enter a top 10 dominated by Man City and Liverpool…
Crystal Palace are reportedly ‘ready to walk away’ as a deal to sign Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Jorgen Strand Larsen ‘hangs in the balance’.
According to reports, Crystal Palace have moved into ‘pole position’ as they look to beat Leeds United to sign Wolves star Jorgen Strand Larsen.
It’s been just over a month since the last update of the Premier League moods, and much has changed. Not in 20th place, though. They’re even more 20th now.
Chelsea will probably look at Cole Palmer’s personal PPG in an injury-hit season and think it is worth cashing in on interest from Man Utd while they can.
Jorgen Strand Larsen and his agent “like the idea of a move to Elland Road” as Leeds United continue to pursue a transfer for the Wolves striker.
Arne Slot, Oliver Glasner and Thomas Frank will surely all be out of work soon, while Manchester United and West Ham being sensible does not feel right.
Thomas Frank’s sacking is as inevitable as Harry Wilson and Manchester City got the job done without Erling Haaland.
It can’t go on like this for Man City, can it?
We often err on the side of negativity but sometimes it’s nice to be nice. Here’s a player from every Premier League club who’s been a good surprise this season.