Press conference
Manager / player media briefings.
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Haaland reveals his shaved head has given him back some anonymity on the street
Manchester City's Norwegian striker explained why he traded his famous blonde ponytail for a buzz cut at the start of the season: he now goes more unnoticed in public.
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Carrick uncertain on Sesko return as Dorgu and Mazraoui join United's injury list
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has admitted he has no clear timeline for Benjamin Sesko's return from a shin injury, with Patrick Dorgu and Noussair Mazraoui also doubts ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
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Tchouaméni admits playing diminished in World Cup semi-final, Obraniak questions decision
The Real Madrid midfielder acknowledged he was not at 100% during France's World Cup 2026 semi-final loss to Spain. His admission raises questions about the management of his physical condition and Didier Deschamps' role in the decision.
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Arteta says conscience is clear but defers judgment on Man City rule breaches
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has spoken publicly for the first time since Manchester City were found guilty of breaching more than 100 Premier League financial regulations, insisting his conscience is clear while calling for the ongoing appeals process to be respected.
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Maresca steadies Manchester City with composed press conference after guilty verdict
Enzo Maresca faced his first major off-field crisis as Manchester City manager on Friday, delivering a calm and assured press conference following the club's Premier League guilty verdict — drawing inevitable comparisons with Pep Guardiola's charged response in 2023.
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Carrick faces 15-player injury crisis as United host Tottenham at Old Trafford
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is sweating over the fitness of up to 15 players ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash with Tottenham at Old Trafford, with Dorgu and Mazraoui already ruled out after picking up knocks on international duty.
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Kavanagh to referee City vs Liverpool as Oliver sits out first Premier League weekend since guilty verdict
Chris Kavanagh will take charge of Manchester City's high-profile clash with Liverpool this weekend, while Michael Oliver is absent from Premier League duty for the first time this season. Manager Enzo Maresca has reaffirmed his full trust in the club following their guilty verdict on more than 100 financial breaches.
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Tchouameni admits playing injured at World Cup, Deschamps faces serious accusations
Aurélien Tchouameni has acknowledged playing through persistent pain during several matches at the 2022 World Cup. His revelations reignite criticism of Didier Deschamps' management of injured players, drawing parallels with the Samuel Umtiti case.
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Carragher warns Iraola faces title pressure if City are relegated over financial breaches
Jamie Carragher believes a severe punishment for Manchester City following their Premier League financial rules conviction would immediately raise expectations on Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola to deliver a title. Meanwhile, former Reds manager Arne Slot has taken up a role with UEFA's Technical Observer Group.
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Carrick demands more 'fire' from United as slow start prompts tactical rethink
Michael Carrick has acknowledged Manchester United's underwhelming start to the season — five points from five games — and says his side must raise their intensity, beginning with Saturday's home fixture against Tottenham.
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United offer JJ Gabriel scholarship to block cut-price exit as Carrick breaks silence on City charges
Manchester United have handed teenage prospect JJ Gabriel a formal scholarship offer after his exit request last month, a move designed to prevent him leaving for nothing in January. Manager Michael Carrick also addressed the personal impact of Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 Premier League charges.
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Arteta signs new Arsenal deal to 2030 and vows to build a dynasty at the Emirates
Mikel Arteta has committed his future to Arsenal by signing a new three-year contract that runs until 2030, pledging to build on the club's first Premier League title in 22 years and last season's Champions League final appearance.
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Arteta says conscience is clear over Man City's Premier League rule-breaching era
Mikel Arteta has broken his silence on Manchester City's Premier League charges with a single word, insisting his conscience is clear despite holding a senior role at the Etihad during two of the years covered by the guilty verdict.
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Carragher accuses Ferdinand of 'embarrassing himself' with indefensible Ronaldo defence
Jamie Carragher has publicly criticised Rio Ferdinand for defending Cristiano Ronaldo after the Portuguese forward walked out of the national team camp following a dispute with manager Jorge Jesus.
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Ronaldo suspended by Portuguese federation after dramatic departure from national team
Cristiano Ronaldo has been hit with an automatic suspension by the Portuguese Football Federation after leaving the national squad without authorization on September 27. The disciplinary commission must now determine the length of the ban, which could last up to six months.
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Neville warns Premier League that City appeal verdict must come before May trophy lift
Gary Neville has urged the Premier League to resolve Manchester City's appeal by February or March, saying a title win for City without a verdict would cause 'absolute uproar' across the game.
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Mbappé starts against Villarreal despite controversy, Mourinho defends him
Two weeks after suffering a left knee injury with France, Kylian Mbappé is fit and will start for Real Madrid against Villarreal in La Liga on Saturday. José Mourinho firmly dismissed criticism of his striker.
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Ronaldo faces suspension of up to six months after storming out of Portugal camp
Cristiano Ronaldo has been automatically suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation after leaving the national team camp mid-camp following a row with coach Jorge Jesus over playing time. A disciplinary council will now determine the length of the ban, which could range from one to six months.
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Premier League managers react as Man City found guilty of 114 financial breaches
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 financial rule breaches by an independent commission, with the club facing more than £900m in disguised commercial payments. Managers across the Premier League gave their verdicts ahead of the first round of fixtures since the ruling.
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Fourth consecutive defeat leaves OM second-to-last; Genesio refuses to discuss survival
Ahead of Sunday's trip to Troyes, Bruno Genesio addressed questions about OM's alarming situation, sitting 17th in Ligue 1 after four straight defeats. The manager rejects the word "survival" but acknowledges the urgency.
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