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Courtois signs long-term Chelsea deal

Thibaut Courtois has committed his future to Chelsea by signing a new five-year contract with the Premier League club.

Chelsea v Swansea City: Monk views Chelsea as worthy favourites

Garry Monk believes "powerhouses" Chelsea will take some stopping this season ahead of Swansea City's trip to Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

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Falcao keen on Van Gaal 'project'

New Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao is excited to be part of Louis van Gaal's "project" at Old Trafford.

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No bad blood with Mourinho - Monk

Swansea City manager Garry Monk insists there is no bad blood between himself and Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.

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Schneiderlin stay crucial - Koeman

Persuading Morgan Schneiderlin to stay at Southampton may prove to be the club's best piece of business, according to manager Ronald Koeman.

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Koeman waiting on Mane arrival

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman will make a late decision whether to play Sadio Mane once the winger arrives in England.

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Newcastle need more goals from midfield - Pardew

Alan Pardew wants to see his midfielders producing more goals in order to kick-start Newcastle United's season.

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Stoke City v Leicester City: Pearson wants no let up from visitors

Nigel Pearson insists Leicester City have no time to rest on their laurels ahead of Saturday's Premier League trip to Stoke City.

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Roma hopeful of Rabiot deal

Roma remain interested in signing Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Adrien Rabiot.

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Sturridge out for up to three weeks - Rodgers

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has confirmed Daniel Sturridge will miss "up to three weeks" after suffering a thigh injury with England.

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Liverpool can cope with injuries - Rodgers

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers feel his busy transfer window means they have the depth to cover several injury problems.

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Clement: Real's selection problems remain

Real Madrid are still spoilt for choice despite the high-profile exits of Xabi Alonso and Angel di Maria, says assistant coach Paul Clement.

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