Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is currently speaking about his decision to step down at the end of the season.

You can follow his full press conference here

Chelsea have signed Colombian forward Mayra Ramirez from Levante in a world record deal for a female footballer.

The Blues have paid 450,000 euros (£382,800) up front but Levante are set to receive an extra 50,000 euros (£42,600) in add-ons.

The total fee surpasses the previous record which was set when Keira Walsh moved from Manchester City to Barcelona for £350,000 in 2022.

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Some good news for Crystal Palace fans, reports suggest the club have agreed a deal with Genk to sign Colombian Daniel Munoz.

The 27-year-old right back has spent three-and-a-half years with the Belgian side playing 148 games in the process.

The defender has 19 goals and 20 assists to his name in that time, too, meaning that the Eagles might be snapping up an exciting presence up the right-hand side, for the price of around £8.5m.

Well looks like Benzema might not be coming back to Real Madrid after all judging by Ancelotti's words.

Reports of Karim Benzema back to Real Madrid are fake. It’s fake news.
I did not speak to the club about Karim Benzema and potential return.

Well it was fun while it lasted, before Ancelotti spoiled the party.

It is just astounding that De Gea still doesn't have a club.

Yes, there was the odd howler, but he still kept more clean sheets than the so-called best goalkeepers in the world in Alisson and Ederson last season in the top-flight.

To some extent, you do wonder whether we put a bit too much pressure on goalkeeper's to pull out inch-perfect 80-yard diagonal passes, when really their main job is stopping goals

Anyway - mini rant over.

The former United stopper is just one of a number of former Premier League stars still looking for a new employer - joined by ex-team-mate Jesse Lingard and Diego Costa.

Take a look at who else will be hoping to get back on the pitch this month at the link below...

News from Molineux - Jonny has left the club by mutual consent after his time at the Premier League outfit appeared to turn sour earlier this season.

The club posted on X to announce the news of his departure after five-and-a-half years and thanked him for his service.

Well unless Tuchel is enjoying toying with the media - and it's not massively unheard of for managers to do just that - it looks like the Boey deal might have to wait until tomorrow.

Leaving it open-ended with 'today' seems to suggest that there is a deal coming soon, though.

Negotiations between the two clubs are reportedly still ongoing in Istanbul.