Arsenal, Manchester City, and West Ham have unveiled their new kits for the 2025/26 Premier League season. Arsenal's designs tap into retro styles and bold graphics, City debuts a sash design, and West Ham features a sleek ecru away strip. Fans are already buzzing over the mix of nostalgia and modern flair.
Tottenham have started talks with Brentford over Bryan Mbeumo, reigniting their interest with Thomas Frank now at the helm. Manchester United remains Mbeumo's preferred destination, but their bids have been rejected, leaving Spurs watching closely. Tottenham are also eyeing Bournemouth’s Semenyo, but continue to prioritize defensive and midfield additions this summer.
Ivan Toney looks set to join Al-Ahli after Brentford's price put off Premier League clubs like Arsenal and Chelsea. The striker trained but missed recent games as negotiations heated up, showing how Brentford's stance and Toney's interest abroad shaped the transfer drama.
Chelsea’s manager Enzo Maresca says 16-year-old Reggie Walsh is an ideal fit for the club’s style, noting his surprising maturity and technical skill. Walsh recently became the youngest Chelsea player to start in European competition, earning praise from pundits and management alike.
