Chelsea are keen on Celtic midfielder Matt O'Riley as they assess potential replacements for Conor Gallagher according to Sky Sports. The Blues have agreed a fee worth around £34 with Atletico Madrid for the England international, who is expected to give his final answer on Monday. Gallagher's future has been a topic of conversation for the last 18 months and it's been reported that he...Full Story »

New Liverpool manager Arne Slot said his side still have plenty of room for improvement despite wrapping up their preseason tour of the United States with a 3-0 win over Manchester United in South Carolina on Saturday. Slot, who replaced Jürgen Klopp in May, also guided Liverpool to wins over Arsenal and Real Betis. They face Sevilla next at Anfield before visiting promoted Ipswich Town ...Full Story »

Erik ten Hag hinted he could deploy Jadon Sancho in a new position after Manchester United were handed multiple injury blows during pre-season. WHAT HAPPENED? The Red Devils' pre-season tour to the United States is proving to be costly as the club have lost several players, like Rasmus Hojlund, Leny Yoro and Victor Lindelof, to injuries. Joshua Zirzkee, who moved to the Premier League this s...Full Story »

Chelsea want to find a solution for Conor Gallagher Atletico Madrid want an answer from Conor Gallagher by the end of the weekend after having their €40m proposal accepted by Chelsea. The Premier League club don't want to lose another big player on a free transfer after it happened in the past with Antonio Rudiger. The Blues want Gallagher to join Atleti this summer, but it all depends ...Full Story »

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers claimed he was beginning to see the “top-class” midfielder he initially expected in Reo Hatate after the Japan international got their season up and running against Kilmarnock.Hatate drilled home from 18 yards to send Celtic on their way to a 4-0 win in their opening William Hill Premiership game and continued to pose a threat.The 26-year-old started la...Full Story »

David Gray described Hibernian’s 3-0 opening day defeat by St Mirren in Paisley as “unacceptable”.The Easter Road side were backed by 1,500 fans for their first William Hill Premiership fixture of the season but fell behind three minutes after the break when Roland Idowu, a 22-year-old midfielder on loan to the Buddies from Shrewsbury, guided the ball into the far corner of the...Full Story »

Anthony Ralston’s stoppage-time goal sent Celtic top of the William Hill Premiership as the champions opened their title defence with a routine 4-0 victory over a depleted Kilmarnock side.Reo Hatate, Liam Scales and Nicolas Kuhn were also on target as Brendan Rodgers’ side moved above St Mirren on goal difference in an early Premiership table that already sees Celtic clear of the res...Full Story »

St Mirren followed up on European excellence with domestic delight in a convincing 3-0 William Hill Premiership win over Hibernian in Paisley.After winning through to the next qualifying round of the UEFA Conference League with a 4-1 home win over Icelandic side Valur on Thursday, Stephen Robinson’s side kept up the good form in their league opener with Roland Idowu, the 22-year-old midfie...Full Story »

Dundee United boss Jim Goodwin said Sunday’s 2-2 draw at home to city rivals Dundee “felt like a defeat” as he lamented his side’s missed opportunity to mark their return to the William Hill Premiership with a victory.The newly-promoted Terrors led 2-1 through first-half goals from Kristijan Trapanovski and Miller Thomson either side of Seb Palmer-Houlden’s equalise...Full Story »

Dundee fought back twice to prevent city rivals Dundee United marking their return to the William Hill Premiership with a victory in a thrilling 2-2 draw at a packed Tannadice.The newly-promoted hosts started strongly and deservedly led at the break after goals from Kristijan Trapanovski and Miller Thomson either side of an equaliser from Dark Blues forward Seb Palmer-Houlden.But Tony Docherty&r...Full Story »