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Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Mourinho refused to speak about Harry Kane or Heung-Min Son when asked about the pair by BBC Radio Five Live.

Three best players for Manchester United in stalemate against Arsenal January 31, 2021 Neither Manchester United nor Arsenal looked desperate to find a late winner at the Emirates as the two sides shared the points in a tight Premier League match. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is still yet to seal a league victory against the Gunners. A lack of urgency from both teams summed the game up although it was not a dull watch. It will come as no surprise to see that United’s three best players came from their back four. The attackers failed to create enough and did not convert the chances that were carved ...

‘A lot of potential’: Mourinho picks out the Spurs youngster he thinks could be brilliant Photo by Andy Rain – Pool/Getty Images Jose Mourinho has re-affirmed his belief that Tottenham Hotspur defender Joe Rodon has great potential, through his comments to Football London. Rodon was brought to Spurs from Swansea City in the summer and his first-team chances have only been fleeting. However, Mourinho’s trust in the Welshman seems to be growing month on month. Rafa Benitez Returns To Newcastle | Football Manager 2021 Experiment brid /static/uploads/2021/01/708860_t_1611764501.jpg 708860...

Report: Ings’ Southampton teammate is also wanted by PL rivals; could leave imminently Photo by Robin Jones/Getty Images Ryan Bertrand is likely to leave Southampton at some point in 2021 amid interest from the Premier League’s big-hitters, as reported by Goal. Danny Ings is not the only Saints star facing an uncertain future at St Mary’s. With manager Ralph Hasenhuttl admitting that funds are tighter than ever in this COVID-afflicted world, a Southampton side who recorded a pre-tax loss of £76 million recently have a mountain to climb if they want two key players to stay beyond next s...

Nearly 10 years ago, in February 2011, British prime minister David Cameron set out on a tour of the Gulf states, all close UK allies, with a bevy of representatives of the UK defence industry in tow. Occurring in the middle of the Arab Spring, when repressive regimes were being toppled in popular uprisings, the government feared its lucrative cosiness with Gulf autocrats could send the wrong message and it tacked a last-minute stopover on to the itinerary: Egypt, where veteran ruler Hosni Mubarak, who had been in power for 30 years, had just been overthrown. Cameron briefly descended upon Ca...