The Premier League is the top tier of professional football in England, featuring 20 clubs competing annually from August to May. Established in 1992, it is renowned for its high-quality matches, global fanbase, and competitive intensity. Each team plays 38 matches, with the champion determined by points earned. The league also determines qualification for European competitions and relegation to the EFL Championship. Known for its unpredictability and star players, it’s one of the most-watched sports leagues worldwide.
Liverpool's star striker Alexander Isak shelled out £30k for a formidable guard dog amid fierce death threats following his high-stakes transfer from Newcastle, ignited by Sweden's World Cup struggles
Mason Greenwood, former Manchester United talent, is praised as a 'complete player' for his brace in Marseille's electrifying 5-1 rout of Nice, vaulting them to Ligue 1's top spot over PSG
Bayern Munich's Uli Hoeness hails Harry Kane as the perfect striker embodiment and praises Vincent Kompany for restoring joy. Over dinner, he told Kompany he wishes matches never end due to the team's thrilling style
Timo Werner's MLS dreams falter as New York Red Bulls hesitate on his signing, leaving the sidelined Leipzig star's January transfer in limbo
Wayne Rooney lauds Harry Kane's stunning rise to England's GOAT, mirroring Cristiano Ronaldo's epic evolution at Manchester United. As the record-breaking top scorer, Kane could seal his greatness with an international trophy win
Galatasaray advisor George Gardi reveals the thrilling chase for Leroy Sane, who snubbed Premier League and Saudi bids to sign a three-year deal, convinced of his vital role
League Two's Newport County has named Premier League champion Christian Fuchs as manager, marking his debut role post-retirement to revive the struggling side
Achraf Hakimi claimed African Player of the Year in Rabat, outshining Salah and Osimhen with his stellar PSG form. Kylian Mbappe celebrated, dubbing him "The King of Africa," as their PSG bond endures
Arsenal icon Ian Wright passionately argues England isn't ready for a black superstar like Jude Bellingham amid unfair criticism. The Real Madrid sensation has faced limited play and backlash for his Albania substitution, but Wright fiercely defends the 22-year-old star
