The 2025/26 Premier League season kicked off with thrilling action in August, and now it's time for fans to have their say on the standout performers. The league has revealed the shortlists for Player of the Month, Manager of the Month, Goal of the Month, and Save of the Month. Voting is open until 12:00 BST on Monday, September 8, 2025, with winners announced shortly after. Below, we break down the nominees in each category, highlighting their achievements, and provide links to cast your vote.

In the whirlwind world of football transfers, few moves have raised as many eyebrows as Alejandro Garnacho's £40 million switch from Manchester United to Chelsea on August 30, 2025. The 21-year-old Argentine winger, once hailed as a prodigy at Old Trafford, now finds himself at Stamford Bridge on a long-term deal until 2032. As Garnacho embarks on this new chapter, echoes from his past—specifically, pointed comments from former captain Bruno Fernandes in 2022—linger like a cautionary tale. Thos

Bruno Fernandes, the captain of Manchester United, has come under fire for his leadership qualities, with former Liverpool striker John Aldridge delivering a scathing assessment. Aldridge, a Liverpool icon, has labeled Fernandes as "impetuous" and "childish," questioning his suitability as the club's captain. This criticism highlights ongoing concerns about Manchester United's performance and leadership on the pitch. Critique of Fernandes’ Leadership John Aldridge didn’t hold back when discus

The 2025 summer transfer window has officially concluded, showcasing the financial strategies of all 20 Premier League clubs. From Arsenal's massive investments to Bournemouth's profitable sales, we dive into each team's net spend calculated by Sky Sports. Having a balanced net spend is crucial for clubs in order to comply with Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. Below, we break it down with a detailed table and club-by-club analysis of all transfer action this past window. The net spend table

In a stunning development that has rocked the Bundesliga, Bayer Leverkusen have sacked manager Erik ten Hag after just two league games into the 2025/26 season, following a dramatic 3-3 draw against 10-man Werder Bremen on August 30, 2025, where they squandered a 3-1 lead. The Dutchman’s brief tenure, which began in May 2025 after his departure from Manchester United, ended abruptly as Leverkusen’s board, led by sporting director Simon Rolfes, refused to back him amid mounting internal criticis

Late last night, Aston Villa confirmed the signings of Jadon Sancho and Harvey Elliott. Sancho joins on a season-long loan without any buy option. Elliott joins on loan with an obligation to buy for £30-£35 million next summer. The obligation is conditional on Elliott making 10 appearances for Villa this season. Liverpool are said to have a buy-back option and a sell-on clause. Both signings bring Villa added quality to their attacking ranks and have been positions Unai Emery has wanted to impr

Ange Postecoglou’s rollercoaster spell at Tottenham ended just three months ago, but the Australian coach could soon be back in management. Postecoglou delivered Spurs their first trophy in 17 years, with a 1-0 win over Manchester United in the Europa League final back in May. Yet his European triumph was marred by a disastrous Premier League campaign that saw Spurs finish 17th, losing 22 league matches. Daniel Levy decided a reset was needed, replacing him with Thomas Frank, who has since mad

Sports Interactive dropped the highly anticipated "Match Day First Look" trailer for Football Manager 2026 (FM26), giving fans their initial glimpse into the game's revamped match engine. This minute-long video, shared via the official @FootballManager account on X, showcases in-engine footage that promises a transformative leap in realism and immersion, built on the Unity engine following the controversial cancellation of Football Manager 2025 (FM25). Built on new foundations. Where storyte

The 2025/26 Premier League season kicked off with thrilling action in August, and now it's time for fans to have their say on the standout performers. The league has revealed the shortlists for Player of the Month, Manager of the Month, Goal of the Month, and Save of the Month. Voting is open until 12:00 BST on Monday, September 8, 2025, with winners announced shortly after. Below, we break down the nominees in each category, highlighting their achievements, and provide links to cast your vote.

Even with his recent contribution in the win against Bournemouth, Arne Slot failed to include Chiesa in his recent Champion's League squad. This may not raise eyebrows since he recently came back from his injuries and Slot probably wants to ease him into squad. But with the inclusion of 17-year old Rio Ngumoha over him, there may be concerns regarding his future at he club. The young teenager recently also made his mark on his Premier League debut in the epic win 3-2 against 10-man Newcastle.

João Pedro's arrival at Chelsea marked a significant transition from being the star man at Brighton to joining a squad brimming with talent. In his first month at Chelsea, he has already been nominated for the Premier League Player of the Month award for August, with two goals and two assists to his name. Starting the season in strong form 💪 Cast your vote for @EASPORTSFC Player of the Month for August 🗳️ — Premier League (@premierleague) September 4, 2025 In an exclusive interview fro

Former Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards has pinpointed three players he considers automatic starters for the club under manager Vitor Pereira. This assessment comes as Wolves navigate a challenging 2025/26 Premier League season, with Pereira’s squad showing signs of progress despite inconsistent results. Edwards, a Wolves icon with over 300 appearances for the club, highlighted the trio’s consistent performances and importance to the team’s strategy. Edwards’ Key Claim Edwards stated, “I’d prob

We have reached the first international break of the season which means it is time to review Chelsea's opening 3 games and discuss the positives, negatives and everything in between. Chelsea go into the break in second position on the table behind Liverpool sitting on 7 points, winning 2 out of their 3 games and drawing the other one. Not a bad place to be and I, as a Chelsea fan, am certainly not complaining either. However, the only real convincing performance came away at West Ham with the g

Bruno Fernandes, the captain of Manchester United, has come under fire for his leadership qualities, with former Liverpool striker John Aldridge delivering a scathing assessment. Aldridge, a Liverpool icon, has labeled Fernandes as "impetuous" and "childish," questioning his suitability as the club's captain. This criticism highlights ongoing concerns about Manchester United's performance and leadership on the pitch. Critique of Fernandes’ Leadership John Aldridge didn’t hold back when discus

Here We No: Tottenham's Loan Problem When a gifted young player leaves on loan, it should inspire hope. For Tottenham Hotspur supporters, it's transformed into an entirely different experience: a silent moment of fear. It's a feeling that their promising academy graduate, full of potential, is stepping onto a career conveyor belt that rarely, if ever, returns to N17. In recent memory, Spurs have developed a concerning habit of failing to successfully integrate a single youth player who has bee

Sunderland’s Premier League resurgence has been marked by grit, growth, and a few standout stories — none more compelling than that of defender Trai Hume. The 23-year-old has not only helped guide the Black Cats from League One back to the top flight, but now finds himself captaining Northern Ireland in their World Cup qualifying campaign. And according to Hume, it’s his international experience that’s helped him thrive at the highest level. 🌍 International Experience: A Crucial Stepping Ston