Manchester United's first transfer has been decided on deadline day, with Michael Carrick pushing to qualify for next season's Champions League.

Liverpool are in desperate need of reinforcements on transfer deadline day.

Arsenal star Mikel Merino is set to undergo surgery on a broken foot as the Gunners eye a replacement on transfer deadline day.

Tottenham are active on transfer deadline day in a bid to bolster Thomas Frank's squad.

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Hugo Ekitike's form gives Liverpool a dilemma when Alexander Isak returns from injury, says ex-Manchester United and England striker Wayne Rooney.

Spurs could be without 13 first-team stars against Manchester United

Lewis Hamilton said he was finding F1's new-style 2026 cars "more fun" to drive after an encouraging start to pre-season for Ferrari at the Barcelona shakedown.

It was on June 11, 1962 that Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers staged one of the most daring and infamous prison breaks in history, breaching the maximum security confines of Alcatraz to disappear into the San Franciscan night.

The 38-year-old reached his first major final since 2024 but lost in four sets to Carlos Alcaraz.

Manchester United could bring in Carlos Baleba as a replacement for Casemiro.

Arsenal top the Premier League table but Mikel Arteta's comments about a failed January transfer window serve as a reminder.

Manchester United are active in the transfer market on deadline day.

It's deadline day for the January transfer window and Premier League clubs have only until 7pm to complete any late deals.

The final hours of the transfer window have arrived as Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and the rest of the Premier League work on their deals

Clock is ticking down on the winter window

The move comes after Bangladesh announced it would boycott the tournament

Mohamed Salah's Liverpool future remains uncertain after the Egyptian star's tensions with head coach Arne Slot.

Premier League clubs have a finite time left to do their business in the January transfer window.

For Steve Borthwick and his England side, the next five weeks represent a chance to make history by completing the Six Nations Grand Slam for only the third time in their history.