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Premier League clubs are expected to step up their efforts in the transfer window following the Premier League profit and sustainability rules deadline including Arsenal and Manchester United

The 2024/25 Premier League season is now less than two months away and all 20 clubs have now found out who they will be playing on the opening day of the campaign and beyond

All 20 Premier League clubs have found out what awaits them in the upcoming season as reigning champions Manchester City aim to make it five league titles on the spin

Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Gary O'Neil knows a true No.9 is at the top of his transfer wishlist this summer, with the chance to progress under his coaching clear to see

Wolverhampton Wanderers will sign teenage Brazilian Pedro Lima in an £8.4million deal, having pipped Chelsea to the signing of the highly-rated prospect thanks to a little help from star striker Matheus Cunha

Matija Sarkic, who left Wolves to join Millwall last summer, is said to have fallen ill in the Montenegrin town of Budva and has sadly passed away at just 26 years of age

Wolves forward Matheus Cunha is a transfer target for Manchester United and the 25-year-old says it is a "real honour" to be linked with a potential move to Old Trafford

Arsenal have been linked with a move for Wolves winger Pedro Neto for some time now - and his future at Molineux could be determined imminently with a replacement now set for the Midlands side

Premier League clubs have voted to keep VAR after Wolves put forward the proposal to scrap at it at their latest annual general meeting - but they received little support

The 20 Premier League clubs have voted 19 to one to keep VAR next season, with the league confirming there had been a vote in favour of continuing with the technology in 2024-25

Premier League sides voted to continue to make use of VAR in the division after Wolverhampton Wanderers raised a proposal to stop utilising the technology from next season

Despite club bosses still having a decision to make over Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United future, plans for the summer transfer window are still pressing ahead at Old Trafford

Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United have all parted ways with familiar faces, with Premier League clubs confirming their released lists ahead of the new 2024-25 campaign

Premier League clubs are set to hold an unprecedented vote on the future of VAR after a number of controversial decisions, with Wolves spearheading the push to scrap the technology

Arsenal and Manchester United are set to be two of the busiest Premier League teams in the summer transfer window, while Liverpool are also keen to make a splash under new manager Arne Slot

Now that the season is over for Premier League sides, the summer transfer window is fast approaching, with Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool all keen to get their business done early

The Conservatives have unveiled a radical plan to re-introduce National Service should they win the upcoming General Election and Premier League stars could be forced to sign up

Arsenal fans are set to receive a damaging blow to their wallets as the club's season ticket prices for next season has skyrocketed by 10%

Wolves' owner is determined to have VAR scrapped following several tough luck stories but the club owner is also happy to wack up ticket prices as fans feel the pinch

VAR is set to come under the spotlight over the next two weeks as Premier League clubs prepare to vote on its future after a season in which 30 errors can be put down to the system

West Ham United have confirmed the arrival of Julen Lopetegui as their new manager, with the former Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sevilla boss taking over from David Moyes

Ethan Conway, 24, correctly predicted three Premier League scorelines and was set to win big on a 3717/1 bet - but he decided to cash out and missed out

With the 2023-24 Premier League season done and dusted, clubs are focussing on what's set to be another busy summer transfer window, as Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool are all ready to spend big

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are champions for the fourth straight season but all 20 Premier League clubs will have made at least £100m in prize money from the sport's richest league

It has been a dramatic Premier League season for a number of reasons, and Mirror Football's writers have given their verdicts at the end of a campaign full of talking points