English Premier League 2025/2026 Soccer / Football

19.4.26 Chelsea: Injuries

Chelsea endured a 1-0 loss to Manchester United while dealing with fresh injury concerns. Estevao Willian left early with a suspected hamstring injury and was reportedly in tears, while Enzo Fernandez was taken off late with a possible calf issue, believed to be cramp. The injuries add to Chelsea's growing problems as their Champions League hopes take another hit.

18.4.26 Bournemouth

Bournemouth have reached an agreement to appoint Marco Rose as their new head coach, replacing Andoni Iraola, who will leave when his contract expires at the end of the season. Rose, formerly of RB Leipzig, is expected to officially take charge this summer, with both sides already planning for the next campaign. The club targeted Rose for his similar high-energy, attacking style, though final paperwork and coaching staff decisions are still being completed.

18.4.26 Tottenham: Injuries

Roberto De Zerbi has confirmed that Mohammed Kudus will miss the remainder of the season for Tottenham after a setback in his recovery from a serious quad injury, which may require surgery. The winger had only just returned to training before the issue worsened, dealing a major blow to Spurs' survival hopes and potentially affecting his World Cup chances.

18.4.26 Chelsea: Injuries

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior says Filip Jorgensen and Jamie Gittens may not play again this season after both suffered injury setbacks. Gittens, who has struggled in his debut campaign, recently picked up another issue in training, while Jorgensen is still recovering from groin surgery. With only a handful of games remaining, their availability is uncertain as Chelsea push for a strong finish amid poor recent form.

17.4.26 Liverpool: Injuries

Liverpool confirmed that Hugo Ekitike suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon after slipping during a Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain. The injury will sideline him for the rest of the season and rule him out of the summer World Cup with France.

1.4.26 Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Roberto De Zerbi as their new manager on a long-term deal, tasking him with keeping the club in the Premier League as they sit just above the relegation zone with seven games left. He replaces Igor Tudor, who left by mutual consent after poor results and personal tragedy. Despite earlier reluctance and past controversy, De Zerbi was convinced by Spurs' ambition and influence over transfers.

29.3.26 Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur have mutually agreed to part ways with interim manager Igor Tudor after just over six weeks in charge, following a winless run that left the club hovering above the relegation zone. His tenure included heavy defeats and came during a difficult personal period after his father's death. Spurs now sit 17th and are searching for a new manager as fears of relegation grow.