The countdown is on. Come March 14, Transfermarkt will carry out the latest market value update in the Premier League. Before that, this is your chance to get involved! Who needs to be upgraded and why? Which players are valued too high and who could be in for a downgrade? In what has been ...

It was a surprising decision when last March Crystal Palace sacked Patrick Vieira and brought 75-year-old Roy Hodgson back to Selhurst Park as the new boss. The veteran tactician then silenced his critics when he steadied the ship in South London and steered Palace away from the ...

The Champions League continues to be the pinnacle of club football. There are going to be some big changes to the competition as we know it next season, with a league format replacing the group stage, but it will still have all of Europe’s elite competing for the game's most ...

After the highs of finishing fourth last season and qualifying for the Champions League for the first time in 21 years, this campaign has been slightly underwhelming for Newcastle United. Dealt the ‘group of death’ in Europe’s top club competition alongside PSG, AC ...

After two months without Europe's top club competition, the Champions League is back. The round of 16 gets underway this Tuesday, and there are some tasty knockout games around the corner. Last year's champions Manchester City travel to FC Copenhagen to get us underway on ...

The Premier League is one of the most admired and sought after divisions in world football. Also, arguably the best. Players flock from every corner of the world to try and make it in the English top-flight. It has meant in the past that most English players haven't had to travel far to ...

When the Premier League began in 1992, 68.4% of the players in the league were English. However, the league has grown exponentially over the last three decades and now attracts top talent from every corner of the world. In this season's Premier League just 32.1% of players are English, ...

"For the last 10 years there’s a lot to like about Arsenal, but they’ve shown an underbelly that is soft, they get rolled over by teams,” bemoaned Liverpool legend Graeme Souness before Arsenal took on Chelsea in Arséne Wenger’s last season. "It ...

The Champions League knockout stages are back. It's getting serious now, with plenty to play for in the upcoming weeks, as clubs look to prolong their stay in the biggest club competition in world football. We’ve already seen some big upsets in the group stages, as PSG ...

As the full-time whistle sounded at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, there weren't enough Chelsea supporters left in the ground to hear audible collective booing and abuse of the players and manager Mauricio Pochettino. However, at half-time there were noticeable murmurs of discontent towards ...