Why Arsenal Won: 2025-26 PL Review & Summer Moves
Arsenal claimed the 2025-26 title behind David Raya's Golden Glove. Liverpool broke records with £125m Isak, while Sunderland's Le Fée dazzled in Europe.
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Arsenal claimed the 2025-26 title behind David Raya's Golden Glove. Liverpool broke records with £125m Isak, while Sunderland's Le Fée dazzled in Europe.
Saint-Étienne host Nice in a sold-out playoff first leg, relying on fervent home support to fuel their Ligue 1 promotion bid after a season of underachievement.
Jean Butez won L'Equipe's French Abroad GK of the Year over Mike Maignan 7-6, his 19 clean sheets driving Como's first-ever Champions League qualification.
West Ham relegated: financial expert warns of severe monetary impact. Panel questions Tottenham's direction after consecutive 17th-placed finishes.
James Rodriguez overcomes severe dehydration and hospitalization to make Colombia's World Cup squad, joining Luis Diaz and David Ospina after limited MLS
Spain's World Cup squad omits Real Madrid players for first time; De la Fuente opts for injured stars over Madrid options.
The Guardian's 100 photos capture a season of triumph and turmoil: Liverpool's Jota tributes, Grealish's Everton loan, and shocking red cards defined 2025-26.
For the first time in history, Spain's World Cup squad has zero Real Madrid players, while injured Lamine Yamal is included. De la Fuente confident on fitness.
Newcastle’s £55m signing Yoane Wissa scores once, Spurs finish 17th again, Postecoglou lasts 40 days at Forest, and Amorim sacked as Man United fail to improve.
Arsenal's 22-year wait ended; Liverpool's £450m spend flopped, Guardiola left City with cups, and Bournemouth & Sunderland made Europe in a season of shocks.
From Haaland's 100th goal to Szoboszlai's chaotic red card, the 2025-26 Premier League season delivered unforgettable matches including a 5-4 and a 4-3
Roberto De Zerbi expressed relief after Tottenham secured Premier League survival on the final day, insisting the club needs summer reinforcements to avoid a
After snubs by Harry Kane and Michael Olise, PSG's transfer appeal is back, boosted by a second straight Champions League final appearance.
Second-division Torreense stunned Sporting with a penalty in extra time to win their first trophy, ending a 109-year drought and securing Europa League.
Manchester United chase £80M Fernandes and Ederson; Spurs shift from Dybala, eye Trubin; Forest target Hackney; Palace's Lacroix exit; Modric stays.
Arsenal defeat Crystal Palace 2-1 to secure the Premier League crown, with Mikel Arteta calling the trophy lift 'incredible' after a season of fierce
Arsenal's 2-1 win at Palace with new corner taker and routine, their 26th league victory, underlines set-piece threat for Champions League final against PSG.
After 22 years, Arsenal are Premier League champions again, with Mikel Arteta's £250m squad now eyeing a Champions League final and sustained domestic
Tottenham survived with a final-day win over Everton, finishing 17th again. De Zerbi demands 'first-level players' and a 'top, top team' next season.
Tottenham avoided relegation with a final-day win, but a second straight 17th-place finish and fan protests highlight deep issues under Roberto De Zerbi.