Premier League

Anderlecht midfielder Leander Dendoncker says he would already be a Manchester United player if the club had made a more firm bid to sign him last summer.

Some Liverpool supporters were calling for Lovren to be banished from the first-team, but Klopp cannot afford to that according to Thompson.

Arsenal CEO Ivan Gazidis fielded questions on transfer policy during the club's latest AGM on Thursday.

Redknapp blasts Spurs for being too arrogant and complacent as they let a two-goal slip against West Ham.

Ronald Koeman failed to sign an adequate replacement for Romelu Lukaku, who left Everton to join Manchester United in the summer.

Shaw has been publicly criticised by United boss Jose Mourinho on a number of occasions and has made just two substitute appearances this season.

Henen, a pacey forward, joined Everton in the summer of 2014 but has not yet made a first-team appearance for the Toffees.

RB Leipzig midfielder Naby Keita, who will join Liverpool next summer, received his third red card in seven matches against Bayern Munich on Wednesday night.

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho was pleased with his two-striker dynamic in the 2-0 win over Swansea City this week.

The fans were up in arms over the decision to extend Arsene Wenger's contract but Stan Kroenke decided to persist with him, saying the easy call would have been to sack the Frenchman.

Arsenal majority owner Stan Kroenke has no plans to sell the club having rejected a £1bn offer from Alisher Usmanov earlier this year.

Tottenham have been in brilliant form this season and sit level on points with United following their 4-1 thrashing of Liverpool last gameweek.

Harry Kane has been in fine form for Tottenham, scoring 13 goals in 12 appearances in all competitions. His absence will be a massive blow for Spurs against Manchester United.

Stan Kroenke remains hopeful that Arsenal can re-sign contract rebels Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez to new deals before the end of the season.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe says Callum Wilson could make his Premier League return against Chelsea on Saturday.

The Merseysiders were interested in signing Costa in the summer but the fiery Spaniard eventually returned to Atletico Madrid.

Wales international forward Ben Woodburn wants to earn more senior opportunities after pledging his future to Liverpool for many years to come.

Jurgen Klopp has been urged to overhaul his back-line with the signing of four new defenders in the January transfer window.

Huddersfield will be without Philip Billing for up to 12 weeks after the Danish Under-21 international underwent surgery on an ankle injury suffered at Swansea.

Chelsea and Everton battling to reach the last eight of the Carabao Cup amid differing managerial situations.

Cameron Borthwick-Jackson's desperate loan spell at Leeds United took another turn for the worse after he suffered an ankle injury in his first appearance for a over a month.

Coutinho made no secret of his desire to leave Merseyside for Catalonia in the summer and Heskey thinks his "head may be turned" again in January.

Mesut Ozil will reportedly only leave Arsenal for three clubs – Manchester United, Real Madrid and Barcelona. The German is not interested in moving to Italy or Turkey.

Mauricio Pochettino claims that Daniel Levy does not impose age restrictions on incoming Tottenham transfers, with 32-year-old Fernando Llorente adapting well.

Spurs have not won a trophy in a decade but Pochettino said winning the FA Cup would not be life changing.

Alexis Sanchez's contract at Arsenal will run down after the end of this season. The Chilean was keen on joining Manchester City in the summer, but the deal did not take shape.

Kluivert and van de Beek have managed to establish themselves as first-team players at Ajax and have caught the eye of the Spurs hierarchy.

Everton were believed to be interested in signing Dost when Ronald Koeman was in charge at Goodison Park.

Arsenal shareholders will have the chance to question the club's hierarchy at their annual general meeting on 26 October.

Lindelof was at fault for Huddersfield's second goal in United's 2-1 defeat at the John Smith's Stadium.