The Daily Football Briefing

Is another home humiliation a new low for Manchester United? Mark Critchley reviews yet another 3-0 home defeat for the red side of Manchester while Chris Waugh details the rather more united Newcastle side of events.Is it another opportunity missed for Arsenal? Jordan Campbell watched the Gunners crash out of the Carabao Cup.Is Ivan Toney for sale come January? Jay Harris tells us why the England striker may not get his wish.Host: Michael BaileyProducer: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Ben Green Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Could a Cup win ease the heat on Erik Ten Hag? Mark Critchley previews their increasingly more vital match against Newcastle United in the League Cup.Will Everton be on the end of a 12-point deduction? Paddy Boyland brings us up to date with the Toffees' situation.Do we need to pencil in another winter World Cup in Saudi Arabia? Matt Slater has the details from Tuesday's announcement.Host: Michael BaileyProducer: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lionel Messi makes history. Again. Whilst it was no surprise to see the Argentinian pick up the Ballon d'Or, Felipe Cardenas looks at why this ceremony signalled a changing of the guard.There were no surprises on the women's side as Aitana Bonmati adds yet another trophy to her growing collection. Sophie Penney tells us why she was the deserving recipient.We have the latest on the search for the father of Liverpool player Luis Diaz. Luke Bosher has the update.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Abi PatersonExec Prod: Ben Green Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Manchester is blue after the big derby goes City’s way. Sam Lee and Dan Sheldon recap the match from Old Trafford.Liverpool win at home yet again. James Peace reacts to an impressive performance from Jurgen Klopp’s team.And Jude Bellingham stars in one of world football’s grandest games. Dermot Corrigan on Jude Bellingham’s historic rise.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Ben Green Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Can Newcastle cope without their most expensive signing of the summer? Jacob Whitehead has the details of Sandro Tonali’s ban.Can Spurs handle the heat at the top? Charlie Eccleshare previews Tottenham’s Friday night match against Crystal Palace.And who’s going to triumph in the Manchester derby? We hear from both sides of the city, as Laurie Whitwell and Sam Lee look ahead to the red-blue divide.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Who stood out in Wednesday’s Champions League action? Peter Rutzler watched PSG dominate AC Milan.What did Newcastle learn in defeat to Dortmund? George Caulkin has the debrief.Can managerless Ajax turn their horrendous form around against Brighton? Carl Anka has the story from the Dutch giants and their turbulent season.Host: Mike ZimmermannProducer: Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andre Onana saves the day. Laurie Whitwell was at Old Trafford to see Manchester United pick up their first points in Europe.Gabriel Jesus stars as Arsenal beat Sevilla. James McNicholas joins to tell us all about the Gunners' victory.And despite uncertainty around Tonali, Newcastle look to continue their unbeaten start in Europe. Jacob Whitehead previews their match against Borussia Dortmund.Host: Abi PatersonProducer: Mike ZimmermannExec Prod: Ben Green Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are Spurs title contenders? Tim Spiers was at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to watch the North London side return to the top of the table.Can Manchester United grab their first Champions League points? Mark Critchley previews United's match against FC Copenhagen.Can Arsenal restart their European campaign? James McNicholas is in Seville ahead of Arsenal's tricky tie.Host: Mike ZimmermannProducer: Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Just two points separate the top five in the Premier League. Jacob Tanswell on Aston Villa’s climb up the table.Who won between two Italian giants? James Horncastle breaks down Juventus v AC Milan.And football pays tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton. Michael Walker remembers the icon.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Is this the end for Neymar? Nick Miller tells us about the road ahead for the Brazilian superstar.What’s in store as Chelsea meet Arsenal? We check in with Nnamdi Onyeagwara and Liam Twomey ahead of the London Derby.Which games deserve your attention this weekend? A run-through of the best storylines to follow.Host: Michael BaileyProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Could Newcastle’s 55 million pound signing be suspended from football? Jacob Whitehead with the latest reporting on Sandro Tonali.Will Manchester United vote on selling part of the club today? Dan Sheldon tells us what we need to know.And are Liverpool ready for a Merseyside derby? Gregg Evans discusses the challenges facing the Reds ahead of Saturday.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Why are Italy at risk of missing another major tournament? James Horncastle explains the Azzurri’s transition period.England are heading to the 2024 Euros in Germany. Tim Spiers was at Wembley for the clinching matching.How patient do Man United fans need to be over their potential new investors? Matt Slater goes behind the business.Are Barcelona still in trouble over alleged corruption involving Spain’s referees? Pol Ballús has the latest.Host: Michael BaileyProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Why are England fans booing Jordan Henderson? Tim Spiers has the answers.Why are Italy without two of their best players? James Horncastle tells us everything we need to know about the Italian betting scandal.Host: Michael BaileyProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Another twist in Manchester United takeover saga. Mark Critchley has the latest details.Scotland qualify for the Euros. Jordan Campbell on what it means to the country and federation.And late drama in the WSL. Jessy Parker Humphreys was at the Emirates for Arsenal’s late comeback.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…As England prepare to play Australia - the PL and FA comment on Israel and Palestine. Tim Spiers has the latest.Spain strengthen their Euro 2024 chances, as Scotland are made to wait. Dermot Corrigan was at the match in Seville.And no Old Trafford at the UK and Ireland EURO 2028 - why? Danny Taylor explains.Host: Adam LeventhalProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the competitive internationals get underway, Thursday's Euro 2024 qualifying action is headlined by Spain versus Scotland, the latter of whom just need a point to qualify for the tournament. Jordan Campbell and Dermot Corrigan preview what's on the table for both sides.Over the Atlantic there's plenty of action too with the South American World Cup qualifiers which see Colombia taking on Uruguay (or Luis Dias v Darwin Nunez for Liverpool fans) and Messi's Argentina face Paraguay. While the USMNT have a big friendly against Germany to test themselves. Across all of it for The Athletic is Felipe Cardenas.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermannExec Prod: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How should Eden Hazard be remembered? Michael Cox looks back on the Belgian's career.Why is Howard Webb bringing up that VAR incident again? Phil Buckingham watched 'Match Officials Mic'd Up' so you didn't have to.Who is Johan Lange - the technical director appointed by the Premier League leaders? Charlie Eccleshare tells us about the man taking over from Fabio Paratici.What happened in Manchester United Women's first ever Champions League match? Carl Anka was there to watch.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermannExec Prod: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

UEFA are set to announce the hosts for Euro 2028. Matt Slater is in Nyon, Switzerland, for the announcement and tells us what to expect from UEFA HQ. Is Wayne Rooney heading to Birmingham? Tom Burrows has been following the story.And what does Lionel Messi do with no club games for the next four months? Inter Miami can no longer make the play offs so Jeff Rueter maps out what might happen for the Argentinian over the coming months.Host: Tim SpiersProducers: Mike Zimmermann and Abi PatersonExec Prod: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Do Arsenal believe they can win the title? Amy Lawrence on the Gunners’ huge win against Manchester City.Why do Manchester City keep losing? Sam Lee tells us how important the absence of Rodri is.And who has become La Liga’s youngest ever goalscorer? Pol Ballús has the story of Lamine Yamal.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Today…Is Gravenberch finding his feet at Liverpool? James Pearce reacts to the newest Red’s breakout performance.What else caught the eye in last night’s European action? Liam Tharme and Jacob Tanswell check in after Brighton and Aston Villa underwhelm.And are Man City really in prime shape ahead of facing Arsenal? Mark Critchley thinks they could struggle in the midfield… Host: Michael BaileyProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the Champions League, Newcastle thrashed PSG. Hear reaction from both sides with Jacob Whitehead and Peter Rutzler at St James' ParkThe 2030 World Cup goes to six countries. Matt Slater explains why and what this means for 2034.And Liverpool want a Spurs replay, so Jurgen Klopp says. James Pearce was there to hear the Liverpool boss speak.Host: Adam LeventhalProducers: Mike Zimmermann and Abi PatersonExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What now for Manchester United’s Champions League hopes? Laurie Whitwell was at Old Trafford to watch United succumb to another European defeat.Is Bukayo Saka’s untouchable run over? The forward was subbed off after 34 minutes, Abi Paterson has the latest on Saka's latest knock.How are Newcastle feeling ahead of their match with PSG? George Caulkin looks ahead to Newcastle's first home Champions League fixture in 20 years.And PGMOL release the VAR audio from Luis Diaz's disallowed goal.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermannExec Prod: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mudryk scores his first Chelsea goal. Simon Johnson was at Craven Cottage to watch the young Ukrainian get on the scoresheet.Liverpool demand VAR answers. Tom Burrows has been investigating the Reds' legal options against PGMOLAnd the Champions League returns tonight with pick of the ties seeing Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti return to former side Napoli. James Horncastle previews the fixture.Host: Tim SpiersProducers: Mike Zimmermann and Abi PatersonExec Prod: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…Are Spurs title contenders? Liam Tharme breaks down Tottenham’s emotional win against Liverpool and if they showed enough to stay in the title race.Can VAR be fixed? Nick Miller dives into the Video Assistant Referee issues and how they can be fixed.And how low can Manchester United go? After another woeful performance, Laurie Whitwell tells us what is going on at Old Trafford.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Liverpool and Spurs have had summer resets and face each other at the weekend to really put those shifts to the test. Tim Spiers and Caoimhe O’Neill look at the changes made from last season.Barcelona and Sevilla are the highlight of La Liga this weekend. Dermot Corrigan joins to discuss how Xavi will shuffle the midfield with De Jong injured.And it's a huge day for football gamers! Mark Critchley explains the EA Sports rebrand from FIFA to EA FC.Host: Adam LeventhalProducers: Mike Zimmermann and Abi PatersonExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What is going on with Napoli and Victor Osimhen? James Horncastle has the details on the couple of TikToks that the club released appearing to mock their own player.What happened in Wednesday's football? The quadruple is off for City after their loss to Newcastle, there at St James' Park was Mark Critchley and Felipe Cardenas was on Inter Miami watch at the US Open Cup Final.Why might Aston Villa not be fit to wear their own shirts? Gregg Evans has the story on why Villa aren't too happy with their "wet look" tops.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermannExec Prod: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What did we learn from Manchester United's win over Crystal Palace? From Old Trafford Carl Anka tells us all about Garnacho, Mount, and what this means for United's next match against, checks notes, Crystal Palace.How is Pochettino prepping Chelsea for Brighton? By discussing the owners' regular visits to the dressing room after matches, as Liam Twomey explains.Why has Red Bull given Salzburg zings?! Nick Miller made the journey to Austria to watch a rivalry 18 years in the making take place as Austria Salzburg hosted Red Bull Salzburg in a fiery encounter.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermannExec Prod: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What is Liverpool 2.0? James Pearce breaks down what has invigorated Jurgen Klopp's team and the start of this seasonIs this Kalvin Phillips' chance? With Rodri seeing red at the weekend, Sam Lee discusses whether the Englishman can prove himself to Pep GuardiolaAnd what on earth is happening at Ajax? De Klassieker was abandoned at the weekend, set to be resumed on Wednesday, but the rot runs deeper than just recent events as Carl Anka explains Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…The North London Derby didn’t disappoint. Art de Roche and Charlie Eccleshare react to the 2-2 draw at The Emirates.Newcastle made Premier League history with 8 different goal-scorers in one game. Jacob Whitehead reflects on the shocking result.And another goalless game for Chelsea. Simon Johnson tries to put into perspective the loss for the Blues.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today…It was a busy Thursday night in the Europa and Europa Conference Leagues. James Pearce reacts to Liverpool’s slow start in Austria, and whether or not the Reds are still competition favourites. Brighton made their European debut with a 3-2 loss to AEK Athens. Andy Naylor was at the Amex Stadium for the club’s historic night.And the US Women’s National Team were back in action for the first time since their World Cup shock. Meg Linehan reflects on Julie Ertz’s final national team game.Host: Adam LeventhalProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today...It was a night of contrasts for the English teams in the Champions League. Laurie Whitwell reacts to the seven goal thriller in Munich as Manchester United lost 4-3 to Bayern Munich. Whilst Jordan Campbell was at the Emirates for Arsenal's emphatic return to Europe's top tier.Did another Bellingham late show paper over Real Madrid cracks? There watching the young Englishman get on the scoresheet again was Dermot Corrigan.Can Unai Emery weave his European magic again… with Aston Villa? Jacob Tanswell previews Villa's opener in the Conference League.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Mike Zimmerman and Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today: What happened on day one of the Champions League? Michael Bailey rounds up all the key events and we hone in on Newcastle's return to the tournament with George Caulkin in Milan and Jacob Whitehead.How does Ole Gunnar Solkjaer reflect on his time at Manchester United? Andy Mitten has spoken exclusively to the former United manager.Is Julian Nagelsmann paving the way for Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool exit? Raphael Honigstein maps out what the future of the German manager role might look likeHost: Michael Bailey Producers: Mike Zimmerman and Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Will any of the Premier League new boys stay up? Andy Jones was at the City Ground to see Burnley take on Forest where they claimed a point, but significantly not yet a win.Why are Everton getting cash injections from their prospective new owners? Rhodri Cannon brings the details on what this latest development means for the ToffeesAnd as the Champions League returns, what should you expect? Our pick of the matches sees PSG face Borussia Dortmund and Peter Rutzler is on hand to explain why the French side aren't the one you remember from last yearHost: Tim SpiersProducers: Mike Zimmerman and Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Daily Football Briefing; all the football news you need to know to start your day.Today:Are Manchester United in crisis? Laurie Whitwell on the status of the club.Why are Chelsea’s fans booing their team off? Simon Johnson discusses their struggles.And why did Mikel Arteta drop Aaron Ramsdale? Jordan Campbell talks about the goalkeeping change.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Daily Football Briefing; all the football news you need to know to start your day.Today:What now for Jadon Sancho at Manchester United? Laurie Whitwell tell us the latest.What is driving De Zerbi’s revolution at Brighton? Andy Naylor spoke to the Italian manager.What does CEO change mean at Arsenal? David Ornstein on the front office news. Host: Adam LeventhalProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Who is the 16-year-old Barcelona winger breaking records with Spain? Dermot Corrigan is on hand to tell us all about Lamine YamalWhy is Richarlison seeking psychological help? Tim Spiers is our Tottenham reporter and has the detailsDo resurgent Liverpool fear losing Jurgen Klopp to Germany? Liverpool correspondent James Pearce discusses Klopp's optionsHost: Michael BaileyProducers: Mike Zimmerman and Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Does Jadon Sancho have a future at Manchester United? Football news reporter Dan Sheldon picks up the storyWhy is Leonardo Bonucci suing Juventus? Italian football correspondent James Horncastle explains what is going onWhat has US coaching legend Bruce Arena done to get suspended, resign and see his team refuse to train? MLS reporter Tom Bogert has been following the New England Revolution's revolutionHost: Michael BaileyProducers: Mike Zimmerman and Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Why has Paul Pogba been provisionally suspended from football? James Horncastle is our Italian football expert and has the details.Will Julian Nagelsmann be Germany’s next manager? Raphael Honigstein brings us the continued reaction to the news.Can Scotland finally topple old rivals England tonight? Jordan Campbell is at Hampden for the 150 year anniversary of football's first international match.Host: Tim SpiersProducers: Abi Paterson and Mike ZimmermanExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Daily Football Briefing; all the football news you need to know to start your day.Today:Who will replace Hansi Flick as Germany coach? Seb Stafford-Bloor on the fallout.Why did it take so long for Rubiales to resign? Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero has the latest.And is there reason to worry about England’s underwhelming performance against Ukraine? Tim Spiers was in Poland for the match.Host: Mike ZimmermannProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Daily Football Briefing; all the football news you need to know to start your day.Today:No Saudi move for Salah as the Kingdom’s transfer window closes. Oli Kay reflects on the Saudi window.We assess England’s selection issues before facing Ukraine. Tim Spiers is in Poland for the match.And we outline the latest situation on Manchester United’s Anthony. Mark Critchley has the latest details.Host: Adam LeventhalProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Ben Green Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Can anyone beat Lionel Messi to the men’s Ballon d’Or? Felipe Cardenas assesses the Argentinian's competition for the men's prize.What has happened to Hugo Lloris? James Maw discusses the options the Tottenham keeper has for his future.After a difficult start to the season, what’s gone wrong for Newcastle United? Jacob Whitehead has been writing on why things have not started smoothly at the club.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Michael Zimmerman and Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Is Mo Salah’s Liverpool exit inevitable? Simon Hughes certainly thinks so and explains why.With Jorge Vilda sacked, what next for Spain’s world champions? Meg Linehan brings us up to date on the latest development in this sagaWhat happened at Mason Greenwood’s Getafe unveiling? Guillermo Rai was in the outskirts of Madrid to watch.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Michael Zimmerman and Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Jordan Henderson speaks to The Athletic about his controversial transfer to the Saudi Pro League. David Ornstein and Adam Crafton sat down with the former Liverpool captain to discuss everything from his Liverpool exit, accusations he only went for the money, and going from wearing rainbow laces to representing the Saudi league. Adam Crafton joins to bring the details of the conversation.Who can stop Manchester City winning the title this season? Sam Lee suggests that the only team that can hinder the reigning Champions is, well, themselves.And are Borussia Dortmund in crisis? Seb Stafford-Bloor has been watching the team closely as they struggle at the start of the season.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Two defeats from four matches - what’s going wrong with Manchester United? Carl Anka was at the Emirates and brings his assessment on the Red Devils' stuttering start to the season.How did Liverpool roll over Aston Villa? With 10 points from a possible 12, James Pearce tells us all about the way Jurgen Klopp's men have overcome a tricky fixture list so far.Do Real Madrid have a new hero? Five goals in four league matches says that Jude Bellingham is already cementing his status in La Liga. Guillermo Rai has been watching the young Englishman.Host: Tim SpiersProducer: Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a special Deadline Day episode of the Daily Football Briefing; all the football news you need to know to start your day.Today, David Ornstein tells us:Can Salah still move to Saudi?Has Manchester United found their midfield linchpin?Did Spurs do enough in the window?Host: Mike ZimmermannProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Could Mo Salah leave Liverpool on Deadline Day? David Ornstein has the latest.Who got the best Champions League draw? Laurie Whitwell looks at the “group of death”.Why Sterling is out, and Nketiah in for England? Liam Twomey on Garth Southgate’s call-ups.Host: Adam LeventhalProducer: Mike ZimmermannExecutive Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today:Where is Barcelona youngster Ansu Fati heading to? Pol Ballus tells us about the player Brighton might be getting in on loanWhy are Chelsea signing one of Manchester City’s rising stars? Simon Johnson has the latest on Chelsea's incomings and outgoingsWhat changed to take Matheus Nunes to the brink of joining the Premier League champions? Sam Lee tells us why Man City worked so hard to get the Wolves player.Host: Michael BaileyProducers: Abi Paterson and Michael Zimmerman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today: Is Cucurella the answer for Manchester United? Laurie Whitwell brings us up to date on the latest transfer news including their search for a midfielder and left back.Where next for Brennan Johnson? With the Forest youngster in high demand, Paul Taylor tell us more about who would like to sign him.What awaits Romelu Lukaku in Rome? As the Chelsea striker rejoins Jose Mourinho in the Italian capital, James Horncastle has the details of how that move happened including a private jet journey with an unexpected pilot.Host: Michael Bailey Producer: Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It could be one in one out at Man City - but who’s gone on strike? David Ornstein has the latest on Matheus Nunes' futureHow good is West Ham’s new big money signing? Jon Mackenzie brings the kudos on KudusAnd what is the latest remarkable twist in Spanish football’s neverending scandal? Dermot Corrigan is camped out at a church in south Spain to bring us up to date on where we're at with Luis Rubiales' futureHost: Tim SpiersProducer: Abi PatersonExec Producer: Iain Macintosh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.