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Arsenal and Manchester City have already qualified for UEFA competitions next season - and as many as eight other Premier League clubs could join them in Europe

Manchester United fought Manchester City for JJ Gabriel during the summer transfer window, with their director of football, Jason Wilcox, said to have played a part in convincing the teenager to stay

Arsenal beat Sporting in their Champions League quarter-final, but the Portuguese club's captain, Morten Hjulmand, found their goalless second leg 'a bit boring'

Liverpool lost Hugo Ekitike to injury, with the striker having to be stretchered off in their Champions League quarter-final second leg loss to Paris Saint-Germain

Arsenal qualified for next season's Champions League after England secured one of the two European Performance Spots due to their current UEFA coefficient points

Bradley Barcola is due to miss the Champions League quarter-final first leg between Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool, after spraining his ankle against Chelsea

Marcus Rashford joining Barcelona from Manchester United would be an 'absolute robbery', according to Rio Ferdinand, if they only pay a £26million transfer fee