CHRIS WHEELER IN COLOGNE: United’s win over Copenhagen in the Europa League quarter-finals means Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his players will be staying here for at least another six days.
Frank Lampard will turn his attention to Chelsea’s recruitment drive now that the Blues’ marathon season is at an end.
Scott Parker revealed how he and two-goal hero Joe Bryan discussed pretending to cross while targeting Brentford goalkeeper David Raya’s near post before breaking the deadlock.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY ISAAN KHAN: Ahead of Pakistan’s three Tests against England, the 43-year-old gives an insight into why this country struggles to produce an influx of spinners.
Sportsmail provides you with all the latest transfer deals, news and gossip as the window gets going for the English clubs – plus the rest of the big signings across Europe.
Dele Alli and Eric Dier’s bromance is shown to be in good health in the latest clip of Amazon Prime Video’s All Or Nothing documentary.
The 24-year-old German ace was highly coveted this summer after enjoying a prolific spell in the Bundesliga but opted for a big-money switch to Stamford Bridge.
Both players were fielded alongside each other in Chelsea’s victory against Norwich last week, with Kovacic having earned a start for the first time since the loss at West Ham.
It has all come around full circle for David Luiz. Following weeks of redemption, the Brazilian put right his wrongs against City and now has a shot at an FA Cup final appearance, at long last.
United are in the market for an attacking winger and, as talks with Borussia Dortmund over Jadon Sancho look to have stalled, Watford’s record signing could fit the bill – according to Gary Neville.
The Lions lock explored the possibility of a loan move to France , but has opted to stay put after receiving assurances from Red Rose coach Eddie Jones .
On Sunday Mourinho’s Tottenham host fourth-placed Leicester City, who are ahead of United only on goal difference.The two rivals meet on the final day of the season at the King Power Stadium.
The highly anticipated result of Manchester City’s appeal against their two-year ban from European football was revealed in the club’s favour on Monday morning. Follow the reaction live.
MIKE KEEGAN: It has been announced that City did not disguise equity funding but did fail to co-operate with UEFA. The exclusion was lifted while a €30m fine was reduced to €10m euros.
The English forward looks to be going from strength to strength and still has four games to add to his tally, with his manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admitting he can’t leave him out of the team.
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