Premier League was suspended from March due to COVID-19 pandemic. There has been discussions going on regarding the resumption of the league. They are planning to restart the league by June 12 and as per the new reports, the medical advisor has said that the restrictions will be held on the league for six to twelve months. Currently, the clubs have agreed on players to train in small clusters and this will be practised soon with strict protocols on social distancing.

The rest of 2019–2020 season will be played in empty stadiums. Bundesliga has started off with empty stadiums and is going on well. But the present fear of Premier League clubs is that they have to endure the same on next season too. This will affect the spirit of football and at the same time the finance of the clubs.

John Aldridge recommended Klopp to bring Timo Werner to Liverpool. He can be bought to the team by offering a deal of £60 million.
Everyone at Liverpool areanticipating the arrival of Werner to the club. Till now, no other clubs other than Liverpool have shown interest towards the German international. His record at Bundesliga is exceptional and it will be not a surprise if any of the big clubs of Europe shows interest in signing a deal with him.

Daniele De Rossi retired from his club career in early January of this year. Even though being one of the greatest admirers of Manchester United he has turned down their offer. The reason behind this denial is he felt United has strong midfield with Michael Keane and Paul Scholes where his presence is not needed. Meanwhile, in Boca juniors, his presence is needed and it was a better platform to play his game. He has played more matches for Roma during his career with 600 appearances he has become an important part of the club.

Chelsea legend Ashley Cole has urged the Blues to make an approach to sign Leicester City’s Ben Chilwell this summer. The England international has been identified as one of the club’s prime targets for the next transfer window with manager Frank Lampard keen on rebuilding the first-team squad.

Manchester United favourite Dimitar Berbatov is intrigued to see how Odion Ighalo performs in the Red Devils shirt. The Nigeria international made the loan move from Shanghai Shenhua prior to the winter transfer deadline and he is expected to compete with Anthony Martial for the striker’s role with Marcus Rashford currently on the sidelines with a back injury.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho has said that he has good relationship with Chelsea boss Frank Lampard ahead of the Premier League meeting between the sides on Sunday. The Portuguese tactician has changed the fortunes of the north London giants since taking charge last month and he will be eyeing his fifth league win from six matches when the Blues make the trip to the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

Manchester City defender Kyle Walker has sent a title warning to Liverpool despite the Citizens falling 14 points off the top of the standings. Jurgen Klopp’s side have dropped just two points during the opening 16 games of the campaign and that has helped them secure a comfortable lead in the quest for their maiden title.

Former Chelsea midfielder Craig Burley has said that Christian Pulisic may have to reconsider his Chelsea future next summer, should his position not improve under manager Frank Lampard. The United States international was signed by the Blues from Borussia Dortmund in January but he only joined them during the summer after spending the second half of the previous season on loan with the Bundesliga outfit.

The Champions League maintained the same tempo on Wednesday as more actions happened. Jurgen Klopp admitted that the game against Red Bull Salzburg taught them an important lesson.

The Reds were 3-0 up after Sadio Mane, Andy Robertson and Mohammed Salah scored. Hee-chan Hwang ulled one back to make it 3-1 before the break. Two quick goals thereafter made it 3-3 courtesy of Takumi Minamino and Erling Braut Haaland. Salah had to make it a brace to ensure Liverpool won at home, after losing to Napoli in the opening round of games.

Leicester City attacker James Maddison has said that he has the ambition of playing at the highest level. The 22-year-old has been one of the standout performers for the Foxes over the past 14 months and that has earned him a call-up to the England national side for the European qualifiers this month.

Speaking to The Mirror, Maddison spoke about the progress made from the youth setup and stated that he would prefer to play at the highest level based on his ability, he told: "I want to play at the highest level my ability will allow me to. I like to think I've my head screwed on with the transfers I've made. I've played League One, in Scotland, the Championship and the Premier League. I worked my way up."