February 20 – The decision to sack manager Erik ten Hag, his staff and sporting director Dan Ashworth cost Manchester United £14.5 million in compensation, the club revealed when announcing their latest financial results.
February 19 – Everton finally opened their brand-new stadium at Bramley-Moore Docks on Monday evening with a test event featuring 10,000 lucky Toffee fans and the U18’s of the club versus Wigan.
February 19 – Manchester United are desperately trying to rebuild on the field of play, as manager Ruben Amorim continues to struggle with results. Off it, newly appointed CEO Omar Berrada and just announced Chief Business Officer Marc Armstrong will be expected to drive the already powerful commercial machine even harder.
February 17 – Defending champions Manchester City may be finding it tough on the field to maintain their dominance but off it they have scored a significant win over the Premier League.
February 17 – Premier League Liverpool have confirmed that general admission and season ticket prices will remain unchanged for the 2025/26 season, saying that is reinforces their commitment to affordability despite growing financial pressures.
February 14 – The Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules (PSR), designed to prevent clubs from overspending, will remain in place for at least one more season, delaying the introduction of a new set of financial regulations.
February 14 – Premier League matchday 24, and its delayed conclusion due to the postponed Merseyside Derby, scored a slam-dunk 98.74% average capacity as we move into the last few months of the season.
February 14 – Goodison Park was at the epicenter of a wonderous derby match versus Liverpool on Wednesday, but it was back to business on Thursday for Everton as their front-of-shirt sponsor was confirmed as having to give up its betting license in Great Britain.
February 13 – The final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park delivered a farewell to remember, featuring a dramatic 2-2 draw, a late VAR controversy and a mass brawl that resulted in four red cards after the final whistle.
February 12 – Manchester United’s owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe (pictured) is planning more redundancies at the club, part of a bid to cut costs and losses which have reached an accumulated £300 million over the past three years.
February 11 – Take between 10 and 12 injured players out of any team in the English Premier League (or any other division in any country for that matter), ask them to play game after game, week after week, without rotation – and see where it gets you.
February 11 – ‘Tragedy Chanting’ has reared its ugly head again and following in the wake of Millwall fan’s offensive chants against Leeds last weekend, an Essex police officer has been sacked after admitting to ‘tragedy chanting’ at Liverpool fans last year.
February 10 – Premier League champions Manchester City have launched a new legal action against the Premier League over associated party transactions (ATP).
February 2 – Premier League Chelsea have struck a new sponsorship deal with Live Nation, naming the global live entertainment giant as a Principal Partner for the remainder of the 2024/25 season.
February 8 – Chelsea FC owner, Todd Boehly, has a history of upsetting the supporter base at Stamford Bridge with his scatter gun approach to running the club, and now he has been accused of a “breach of trust”.