Although the 2016/17 Premier League campaign certainly remains within its infant stages right in the here and now, the new domestic season has hardly begun in promising style for Arsene Wenger or his determined Gunners outfit. Failure to pick up all three points against both Liverpool and Leicester City has so far led some
After recently completing his high profile move to Goodison Park from Crystal Palace this summer – a deal that could very well see the Lyon-born front-man go on to represent Everton’s club-record transfer in the region of £30 million – Yannick Bolasie seemingly has a great deal to prove under Ronald Koeman throughout the 2016/17
Diego Costa. You either love the Brazilian-born Spanish international for his constant ferocity and shows of pure determination inside the final third, or you've seemingly had enough of the 27-year-old striker’s often transgressive attitude in and amongst opposing defenders – and would potentially even like to see the controversial front-man kicked out of the Premier League
Let’s face it – although Arsenal can certainly draw positives from the odd F.A. Cup win here and there, as well as their consistent ability to land Champions League qualification year in year out – most Gunners fans seemingly remain disappointed with their club’s recent lack of pedigree when it comes to bringing the Premier
When Swansea City first announced the signing of Olympique Marseille’s Andre Ayew last summer, it was the type of move that most loyal Swans fans believed would successfully take their club into the new season, with potential progress still to come in the not too distant future. But whilst the well-established Ghanaian international nonetheless
After achieving a solid and respectable run with the Italian national side among Euro 2016 this summer, Chelsea’s newly installed manager certainly has a lot to contend with down at Stamford Bridge throughout the upcoming domestic campaign. Antonio Conte has nonetheless drafted in both Michy Batshuayi and N’Golo Kante, of Olympique Marseille and Leicester
After beginning the 2016/17 Premier League campaign in less than assured style with opening day defeat to manager-less Hull City, a few select critics have already begun to circle Leicester City and their proposed desire to transfer their previous domestic form into the new season. It remains to be seen whether or not Claudio
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