The 2026 World Cup begins exactly one year from today, but England do not yet look like a side ready to compete on the biggest stage.

With Trent Alexander-Arnold gone and Jeremie Frimpong arriving, Arne Slot is quietly dismantling Jürgen Klopp's chaos engine. Despite winning the Premier League in his first season, that success was more of a final chapter than a fresh start.

Liverpool are closing in on the signing of Florian Wirtz for a reported £120 million, which would smash the British transfer record currently held by Moisés Caicedo.

It's that time of year again when clubs revise their squad lists and decide who is going to be kept, sold, or released.
Some decisions have already been confirmed, while others remain uncertain, with rumours flying around.
Here is my opinion on which players Arsenal should keep, sell, or release:

Back in August 2024, I predicted how I thought the Premier League season would turn out. It is always hard to figure out where teams will slot in throughout the season, and this season threw in a lot of curveballs.

It's been a disappointing season for Arsenal. A third consecutive second-place finish is nothing to be frowned upon, but after the way last season ended, the Gunners were surely hoping for more.

Liverpool are close to signing Jeremie Frimpong, their ideal replacement for the departing Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Both Serbia and Slovenia have not competed in the Euros since 2000 but are now both in the same group for this years competition. Group C holds one previous winner of this competition and it is not England. Denmark won the Euros in 1992 and will be looking to impress once again. How will these teams fare this time around. ...

With Euros 2024 set to get underway later this week here is our prediction for Group B which has been dubbed the group of death. Spain, Croatia and current champions Italy will all compete in this group alongside Albania but who will make it through to the round of 16.