Galatasaray have reportedly already submitted an opening bid of €10m to Man City to acquire Ederson's signature. However, the Premier League side have requested €25m, and while there is quite a gap in the price, both clubs are trying to work out an agreement that works for both, according to Romano.

The Premier League roared back into action over the weekend and fans didn't have to wait long for trademark drama to appear as Liverpool, Arsenal and Man United all had mixed fortunes

The 25/26 Premier League season is up and running, and even though we’re only halfway through the opening weekend there’s already been significant early jostling in the marathon-not-a-sprint for the Golden Boot.

Not only that, but Salah also tied Agüero for second-most Premier League goals at a single venue. The Argentine accomplished the feat at Ethiad Stadium while Salah at Anfield, of course. The only player standing in Salah’s way for the all-time record is Thierry Henry who scored 114 goals at Highbury, Arsenal’s former ground.

These guys were all dropped this weekend.

Another Premier league season has begun, with new-look sides, new-look tactical approaches and plenty of optimism (and pessimism!) among the fans. We could have picked out many observations across all teams - but here are five that caught our eye in particular at the weekend.

The Reds boast a strong record in their last 33 opening matches, winning 19, drawing 10 and losing just four. That's a 57.58% win rate to kick off the season in the Premier League era and it’s likely to go up given that that Liverpool, title favourites, have won their last five Bournemouth meetings.

Since the Premier League split from the EFL in 1992, Leeds have played in 15 top-flight seasons. United have opened their Premier League campaign at Elland Road in eight of them - and attain a good record too.

The work features fans from all 20 clubs and shines a light on the shared love that connects football communities around the world.

The Premier League is back and here are 10 players who always liked making a good first impression.

The Stadium of Light, for so long, was where Premier League aspirations came to die. There were fleeting moments of joy, enough to help its tenants stage a series of escapes from relegation to the Championship, but it became a venue synonymous with Sunderland’s perennial struggle.