English Premier League 2025/2026 Soccer / Football

25.11.25 Chelsea: Injuries

Chelsea's Cole Palmer has returned to full training after a minor toe fracture at home, adding to months of groin problems that limited him to four appearances this season. He is not expected to play in Tuesday's Champions League match against Barcelona, but his availability for this weekend's Premier League clash with Arsenal has not been ruled out.

24.11.25 Manchester City: Injuries

Pep Guardiola confirmed that Manchester City midfielder Mateo Kovacic has undergone another surgery to address persistent foot and ankle issues that have troubled him since early summer. Despite attempts to manage the problem, recurring pain forced further medical consultations and ultimately an operation, ruling him out for an extended period. City may need to reassess their midfield depth ahead of the January window as Kovacic focuses on a carefully managed recovery that could see him return later in the season.

23.11.25 Manchester United: Injuries

Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha is a fitness doubt after missing a Christmas lights event in Altrincham, with organisers saying he suffered "an accident in training" on Saturday. The 26-year-old, who has been in strong form since joining from Wolves, had been expected to start against Everton on Monday. His unexpected withdrawal raises uncertainty for a squad already short on attacking options: Benjamin Sesko is out with a knee injury, while Bryan Mbeumo and Amad Diallo will soon depart for AFCON.

22.11.25 Chelsea: Injuries

Chelsea welcome back Benoit Badiashile, Pedro Neto, and Enzo Fernandez ahead of tough upcoming matches against Arsenal and Barcelona. Badiashile's return is particularly significant, as he impressed before an injury disrupted his season, while Neto and Fernandez recovered during the international break. The trio's availability gives manager Enzo Maresca more options as Chelsea face a challenging run of fixtures.

17.11.25 Liverpool

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah will sit out Egypt's third-place friendly against Cape Verde in the Al Ain International Cup. The striker played the full 90 minutes in a 2-0 loss to Uzbekistan in the semi-finals but is being rested to recover ahead of Liverpool's upcoming Premier League match against Nottingham Forest.

13.11.25 Wolves

Wolves have named former Luton and Middlesbrough boss Rob Edwards as their new manager on a three-and-a-half-year deal. The 42-year-old replaces Vitor Pereira and is tasked with steering the club off the bottom of the Premier League table. Wolves reportedly paid Middlesbrough around £2 million in compensation to secure Edwards, who previously played for Wolves from 2004 to 2008 and briefly served as interim coach in 2016.

10.11.25 Wolves

Rob Edwards will be confirmed as Wolverhampton Wanderers' new manager after agreeing to a three-and-a-half-year deal. Wolves reached a £3 million compensation agreement with Middlesbrough, where Edwards had been in charge since June. The 42-year-old returns to a club he previously played for, taking over a Wolves side bottom of the Premier League after Vitor Pereira's dismissal.

3.11.25 Wolves

Wolverhampton Wanderers have sacked manager Vitor Pereira after going winless in 10 Premier League games, with just two points so far this season. Pereira, who kept Wolves up last season and signed a new deal in September, leaves along with his staff. James Collins and Richard Walker will lead the team temporarily as Wolves prepare to face Chelsea on Saturday.