Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has expressed disappointment after the club reportedly declined to offer him a new contract. According to Vanguard Sports, the 27-year-old, who joined Liverpool from Brighton in 2023, said he was "very sad" about the decision, adding that he believes his commitment to the club is clear. Mac Allister still has two years remaining on his current deal with the Premier League side.

Arsenal produced a comeback victory to halt Chelsea's strong start to the season, according to The Citizen Sport. The result was described as a statement fightback by the London club. For Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso, the defeat brought an end to a three-game winning run across all competitions. The report frames the match as a significant early-season setback for Chelsea, while underlining Arsenal's credentials after overturning the deficit to claim the win.

Manchester City coach Enzo Maresca said on Monday that finding form early in the season "was not easy" for his players who featured at the World Cup, speaking ahead of the club's Champions League opener away to Porto. According to Vanguard Sports, Maresca agreed with striker Erling Haaland's view that players began the season tired following their international commitments over the summer.

Liverpool have announced a five-year shirt sponsorship agreement with Turkish Airlines, according to Al Jazeera. The deal is reportedly worth more than $405 million, a figure that would rank it among the most lucrative sponsorship arrangements in the Premier League. The partnership will see the airline's branding appear on the club's shirts over the course of the agreement. Further financial terms or additional details of the arrangement were not disclosed in the report.

Liverpool have announced that they will change their main shirt sponsor for the first time since 2010, according to Vanguard Sports. The Premier League club has agreed a five-year partnership with Turkish Airlines, which will take effect from June 2027. The deal marks the end of a long-running sponsorship arrangement that has been in place for over a decade and a half, and signals a new commercial chapter for the Anfield side.

Chelsea forward Cole Palmer says he is determined to prove himself in the 2026-27 Premier League season after an injury-disrupted previous campaign. According to IOL, the England international has regained his fitness and confidence and feels ready to express himself under new manager Xabi Alonso as he looks to make his mark for the London club.