No decision on Sagna future
Bacary Sagna's agent insists no decision has yet been made over the future of the Arsenal defender.
Saints star hails 'great' year
Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin thinks the Saints are set for a long stay in the Premier League.
United the top TV earners
Champions Manchester United earned a record £60.8million in Premier League TV money after winning the title this season.
Fulham set to confirm Boateng
Fulham are set to announce the signing of long-term target Derek Boateng on a free transfer.
Johnson not happy with form
Sunderland's Adam Johnson admits his first season on Wearside was the worst of his career so far.
Carroll thankful to West Ham
Andy Carroll has thanked West Ham for getting his career back on track during a successful year-long loan spell.
Caldwell: Wigan future bright
Wigan skipper Gary Caldwell believes the recent FA Cup win could give them that extra push to bounce straight back up to the Premier League following their relegation from the top flight.
Lukaku waits on Chelsea call
Romelu Lukaku says his future is out of his hands and he will wait to see what happens when he returns to Chelsea for pre-season training.
Sigurdsson wants Bale stay
Gylfi Sigurdsson knows it is vital Tottenham Hotspur keep hold of Gareth Bale this summer if they want to return to the UEFA Champions League.
Pardew hopes stars will stay
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew admits he has a nervous summer ahead as he tries to keep his squad together.
Lucas expects better season
Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva has vowed to pick up where he left off next season given a summer free of injury.
Reina content with Liverpool
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina has once again insisted he is happy at Anfield despite "flattering" reports linking him with a return to his former club Barcelona.
Rodgers: Coutinho is a star
Brendan Rodgers has no doubt Philippe Coutinho will continue to earn rave reviews at Liverpool and will not be daunted by any of the physical challenges.
Sam: Jose could be even better
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce thinks Jose Mourinho is an even better manager now than when he last worked in the Premier League.
Van Persie ready for challenge
Robin van Persie is looking forward to a new challenge under David Moyes and is confident Manchester United will still be challenging for trophies next season.
