Romano’s Chelsea update, Arsenal’s plans and Ten Hag under fire – FootballTransfers recap

Robin Bairner

• 9 Mar 2024 23:00 GMT
• 4 min read

Arsenal moved to the top of the Premier League table on Saturday thanks to a 2-1 victory over Brentford in what was the showcase fixture of the day.

Kai Havertz was the hero for Mikel Arteta’s side as he scored the goal in a match that had numerous talking points and helped make clear what the Gunners’ priorities in the summer transfer market will be.

Certainly, three players have their futures look altogether clearer after the victory.

Carragher hypes Arsenal star Rice as ‘most important’ signing

Declan Rice scored the opener for Arsenal on Saturday, with Jamie Carragher earlier having hailed the midfielder as potentially one of the most important signings in Arsenal history.

Ten Hag criticised despite Man Utd win

Manchester United also claimed a Premier League win on Saturday, with penalties from Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford leading them to a 2-0 success over Everton.

After the match, manager Erik ten Hag was accused of overhyping his side’s performances after the Red Devils gave up 20 shots once again.

Rooney: No sympathy for Rashford

Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has accused Marcus Rashford of not being the leader that the Red Devils need.

Romano drops update on Lukaku

Fabrizio Romano has revealed what the future holds for the Chelsea striker.

Mourinho tipped for Chelsea return

Jose Mourinho could be making his way back to Stamford Bridge… and bringing John Terry with him.

Haaland transfer BOMB

While Erling Haaland has played down claims that he could move to Real Madrid, a sensational report indicates that he is sending flirtatious messages to Los Blancos.

Liverpool make Guehi bid

The Anfield club are seeking to steal a march on Man Utd by making contact with Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi.

Barcelona reject €200m Yamal bid

Barca have reportedly rejected a €200 million offer from PSG to make Lamine Yamal the heir apparent of Kylian Mbappe at Parc des Princes.

No one is watching Ronaldo

And finally, the Saudi Pro League is failing to grab the public’s attention, with some quite pitiful viewing figures.