The 2025–26 season marks a reset for Manchester City. After losing De Bruyne and Walker, Pep Guardiola banks on fresh recruits, a hopefully fit-again Rodri, and a hungry Haaland to mount a Premier League title push.

Gianluigi Donnarumma is reportedly willing to leave Paris Saint-Germain after being left out of the club’s UEFA Super Cup squad, with the Premier League expected to be his next destination. Despite enjoying the best campaign of his career,

The new Premier League season begins on Friday, as champions Liverpool host Bournemouth at Anfield. Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea will be amongst those hoping to challenge Arne Slot’s side for the title while Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United will be aspiring for a vastly better showing than their last campaign.

Slot has consistently spoken about winning titles since he arrived last year, and he will maintain those standards, as will the experienced players in the squad including Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah.

Fresh from storming to a record-equalling 19th English top-flight title, Liverpool have not held back in transforming Arne Slot's squad in pursuit of an era of Premier League dominance.The last time Liverpool won back-to-back titles was in 1984 and doing so this season would come with the added bonus of overtaking Manchester United as English football's top dogs.

Marcus Rashford has said Manchester United are in “no man’s land” after multiple different managers and winning strategies have left the club with a lack of clear direction. The 27-year-old forward said on The Rest is Football podcast on Wednesday that his parent club cannot expect to win the Premier League as their direction is always changing and “the actual transition (post Sir Alex Ferguson) has not started yet”.

Manchester United are in “no man’s land” and the rebuild under Ruben Amorim “hasn’t started yet”, Marcus Rashford has claimed.