Why Bernardo is the emblem of Man City's title charge
Bernardo Silva is leaving Manchester City this summer. But he's got a duty to fulfil before that. And he's doing it magnificently:
Rosenior: I have '100 per cent' support from Chelsea hierarchy
Under-pressure Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior says he "100 per cent" feels the support of the club's hierarchy.
Saturday's 1-0 home defeat to Manchester United means Chelsea have lost four league games in a row without scoring for the first time in 28 years.
Their dreadful run of form has left their Champions League hopes hanging by a thread, raising questions over Rosenior's future.
When asked whether he felt the board's support ahead of Tuesday's game at Brighton, live on Your Site, he replied: One hundred per cent. Theyve been supportive of me in our daily conversations.
Sporting directors involved, theyve been magnificent in their support of me and the team.
Were aligned that we know that we need to win games of football in the now. That doesnt go against what were trying to do is to give consistent success to this club long term.
Chelsea co-owner Behdad Eghbali said last week the club
Asked about those comments, Rosenior responded: I can assure you weve had many conversations from when I joined in January about what this club needs now and in the future for us to be where we want to be.
"Behdad made it very clear in his conference he wants consistent trophies and success for this football club. Thats what weve spoken about in the now and in the summer and how we build.
"Were all very, very aligned and very clear in what we need to do, what we want to do and what w
Rosenior feels support of 'magnificent' owners but admits Chelsea must win matches
Forrest wants to stay at Celtic
James Forrest does not want to play for anyone other than Celtic but he is happy to focus on winning a double ahead of contract talks.
The 34-year-old again showed his worth with a key role off the bench as Celtic beat St Mirren 6-2 to reach the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup final.
Forrest skipped past a defender and delivered a perfect cross for Kelechi Iheanacho to put Celtic back in front after Saints had come from two goals down to force extra time.
The winger is Celtics most decorated player with 26 major winners medals to his name. He does not want to stop there but is focused on the next two.
I spoke to the club a couple of times, but the main thing Ive always said is Ive been here my full career and I dont want to play anywhere else, he said.
The main thing now is helping the team hopefully win the league and were in the cup final as well.
So Ive made it clear that the main thing is about contributing for the team and then my situation will sort itself out.
Konate close to agreeing new Liverpool contract
Ibrahima Konate is close to agreeing a renewal of his contract and boost Liverpools summer transfer plans.
For months the future of the France centre-back, whose current deal expires in June, has been the subject of speculation with him having been linked to Real Madrid earlier in the season.
But Konate suggested he indicated to club officials at the start of the campaign he was inclined to sign a new contract and, after months of uncertainty, that now appears to have finally come to fruition.
My future? To be fair, there are many things people have said but for a long time we have spoken with the club and we are close to an agreement, said the 26-year-old after the 2-1 Merseyside derby win at Everton.
I think everyone wished for that for as long as possible but we are in a good way. For sure there is a big chance Im here next season. This is what I always wanted.
Im waiting to sort the contract but when everything is sorted you will have to ask Richard (Hughes, Liverpools sporting director) what I said to him in September, November and hes going to say something to make everyone quiet.
It was a tough year and I think if everyone knew exactly what happened to me, they could understand many things, which kind of sacrifices Ive done for this club.
Right now we focus on the end of the season and make sure we are qualified for the Champions League and after we (can) take the time to talk about the season because its going to be a big part of my story and its sad in one part (his father died in January).
Extending Konates stay will avoid the immediate need for Liverpool to go in search of a centre-back signing.
Rennes Jeremy Jacquet arrives in the summer after a 60million deal was done for the 20-year-old in January and Giovanni Leoni, 19, will return from an ACL injury sustained on his debut in September.
Joe Gomez has a year remaining on his deal but could be one of the players to leave after another difficult campaign with injuries but that would still leave four centre-backs, with captain Van Dijk entering the final 12 months of his contract.
It would allow resources to be used to strengthen elsewhere with possibly two forwards, a midfielder and potentially another left-back more of a priority.
'Fernandes set to stay at Old Trafford this summer'
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes is set to stay at Old Trafford this summer, according to reports.
Fernandes was linked with a move to Saudi Arabia last summer and rumours have continued to swirl throughout his record breaking season this term.
The playmaker has previously said that "I will be here until the club says to me that it's time to go," and has a year left on his current contract, which does include the option to extend for a further season.
However, according to The Sun, should United qualify for the Champions League next summer, Fernandes is likely to stay at the club.
Team-mate Senne Lammens has also said he believes his skipper wants to remain at the club and has his sights set on bringing the first Premier League title to Old Trafford since 2013.
"I think, because he wants to win Champions Leagues and he wants to win the Premier League, so thats what hes thinking about and thats what tries to give us as well," he said.
"Hes very demanding of course. But he also knows that in the Premier League, in the way we are, you can win and lose some games."
Szoboszlai on new Reds deal: 'No real progression, it's not in my hands any more'
Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai remains relaxed about negotiations over a new contract at Anfield.
The Hungary captain, who has been his side's standout performer in an otherwise dismal title defence by the Premier League champions, has a deal with the Reds that runs until the summer of 2028.
There has been no real progression, so I cannot say anything new about my contract situation," said the 25-year-old after Sunday's dramatic 2-1 win at Everton.
"We have a lot of games to go and I am focusing on that.
Of course I see myself here in the long term but, as I say, it is not really in my hands any more.
I love being here, as I said many times. Im completely relaxed.
We have five games to go, then I am going to rest a big one after my international break. Then we will see.
Hourihane to leave Barnsley at the end of the season
Barnsley have confirmed that head coach Conor Hourihane will leave the club at the end of the season.
Hourihane was promoted from assistant manager to caretaker boss in 2025, before being appointed the permanent head coach a year ago today.
Barnsley sit 12th in League One, the exact position they finished in last season and 12 points adrift of the play-off places they finished in the two years prior.
I am incredibly grateful to the Club for giving me the opportunity to begin my management journey, particularly at a Club that means so much to me, Hourihane said.
I want to say a massive thank you to the Barnsley supporters. I will always hold Barnsley in my heart and wish the Club nothing but the very best for the future.
Following discussions between the Club and myself, we both felt that a change in the summer would be best to ensure a smooth transition. The main focus now is on the final five games and finishing the season as strongly as possible to provide the best platform going forward.
Hourihanes final game in charge of the Reds will be the Sky Bet League One fixture against Stockport County at Oakwell on Saturday 2 May 2026.
Palmer: No plans to leave Chelsea
Cole Palmer has insisted he has "no plans" to leave Chelsea amid speculation linking him with a summer move.
Palmer has a contract in west London until 2033, but of the playmaker who grew up in the Wythenshawe area.
"Obviously Manchester is my home. All my family are there, but I dont miss it," he told The Guardian. Ive got no plans to move from Chelsea."
Chelsea currently sit seventh but Palmer said he had been given assurances that the club would be making signings to help them compete further up the table.
"If we finish in a Champions League spot it puts us in a good position to sign players that we need," he said. "We spoke to the owners and theyre sure of the players that are gonna do it."
in a rare interview, saying: "I think we're behind Liam."
Giving his own backing to Rosenior, Palmer said: "The manager is good and when he has a proper pre-season and gets his ideas across properly and the way he wants to play hes a top coach. "
Glasner '100 per cent' committed until end of season
Oliver Glasner insists he has had no trouble maintaining 100 per cent commitment to Crystal Palace as he approaches the end of his tenure in south London.
In January, the Eagles boss announced his intention to move on when his contract expires at the conclusion of the current campaign.
Austrian Glasner, 51, led Palace to their first major trophy when they lifted the FA Cup in 2025 and could be on course to guide them to another after they reached the Conference League semi-finals on Thursday night.
For me its easy because Im doing this job, because Im loving this job and then its always 100 per cent, Glasner told Your Site.
As soon as I feel I can just give 99 per cent, I would leave and then maybe retire or whatever.
I think this is what every player, every fan, and everybody, every employee of Crystal Palace deserves, that the manager, that I give 100 per cent. Thats what I am always doing and so that is really easy for me.
Glasner gave Palace the night off in Florence to celebrate after reaching the Conference League last four.
They next face relegation-battling West Ham in the Premier League at Selhurst Park on Monday night.
