August 5 – Arsenal’s popularity in Asia continues to grow as the club attracted over 140,000 fans across Singapore and Hong Kong on their recent tour in a bid to strengthen ties with Asian markets and communities. This was the club’s first trip to the region since 2018.
August 4 – ‘The Wembley of the North’, aka the new Old Trafford, has taken an unexpected turn with the owners of the stadium site, Freightliner, holding the club to ransom over the valuation of the land required for the renovation of the surrounding land.
August 4 – Manchester United have lifted the first silverware of the season, beating out Bournemouth, Everton and West Ham United to the Premier League Summer Series trophy on Sunday evening.
August 1 – West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta has been cleared of spot-fixing by an independent regulatory commission, though still faces punishment for failing to cooperate with the Football Association’s investigation.
August 1 – Tottenham did something a bit different for their clash with Arsenal at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Stadium and it had nothing to do with new manager, Thomas Frank’s, tactical tweaks. The north London rivals squared off outside the UK for the first time, but it’s the shirt numbers that caught the eye.
August 1 – Liverpool have unveiled the first Adidas home and away kit to kick off their new €60 million a year, 10-year partnership, after the club’s deal with Nike officially expired at midnight last night.
July 31 – Manchester United are pulling out all the stops to drag themselves back to former glories – and they’re betting big on Formula One expertise to transform their fortunes after last season’s catastrophic campaign.
Manchester City have dived head first into the transfer market by bringing James Trafford back to the Etihad, smashing the transfer record for British goalkeepers in the process.
July 31 – If you thought Premier League clubs would wean themselves off gambling sponsors ahead of an impending ban, think again. Leeds United have become the latest to sign up, this time with Parimatch.
July 29 – Following in the footsteps of Chelsea and Aston Villa, Everton have sold their women’s team, boosting transfer funds and helping them to remain compliant with the Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR).
July 28 – Manchester City has introduced a new virtual reality experience – Beyond The Blue Moon – as part of its stadium tour.
July 28 – Liverpool FC have deepened their footprint in Asia with the opening of a new standalone retail store in Hong Kong, capitalising on the club’s pre-season tour in the region.
July 27 – Major League Soccer’s (MLS) LAFC are considering an audacious bid for Tottenham Hotspur legend Son Heung-min, setting up what could be MLS’s biggest coup on the west coast of the US since David Beckham’s galaxy-shaking arrival.
July 25 – Liverpool are reportedly preparing a British record bid for Newcastle and Sweden striker Alexander Isak, 25, as the player pushes for a bombshell summer exit.
July 23 – Premier League clubs could follow the England Lionesses in stopping taking the knee next season amid growing division among anti-racism campaigners over the merits of the symbolic gesture.