Today's PL summary — 22 Sept 2026

Roundup of today's top Premier League stories (8) — 22 Sept 2026.
Here is FTZ's pick of the hottest Premier League stories from 22 Sept 2026.
1. In Lamine Camara, it looked as if the west Londoners had found their man after agreeing a £47m deal with AS Monaco, only for the Ligue 1 club to pull the plug at the last minute. Those players in general are harder to find." Cundy was speaking on behalf of TENA Men, who sponsored the 2026 Prostate United launch event.
2. According to Football Insider , Spurs are not considering the Argentine a viable target at this stage, with their current squad situation making a deal particularly difficult. Savinho arrived from Manchester City, while Omar Marmoush has also joined the club on a deal that could eventually become permanent.
3. Team news | No new injury concerns ahead of West Ham cup clash - Tottenham Hotspur.
4. The 23-year-old completed a move to Old Trafford from RB Leipzig last August in a deal worth 76.5 million euros (£66.3m) with a further 8.5m euros (£7.4m) in potential add-ons. "We’re not sure with Ben yet, he felt some pain after the game (against Brighton in the Carabao Cup) and we are assessing him at the moment.
5. Man City scouts monitor 20-year-old midfielder who has caught Liverpool’s attention.
6. Sign in to your GiveMeSport account Manchester United manager Michael Carrick could be under pressure at Old Trafford after a difficult start to the season, and with Kieran McKenna available, the Red Devils boss might be a little worried.
7. The Red Devils entered the extended pause following a 1-1 draw with Fulham in the Premier League at the weekend, and must now endure a three-week wait before returning to competitive action. Subscribe Invalid email You agree you are 18 or over.
8. Ex-Chelsea star proves grass isn't always greener after £50m Man Utd agreement Andrey Santos has barely had a sniff at Manchester United since leaving Chelsea in the summer transfer window in search of more frequent first-team minutes Granted, it's early days at the time of writing, but so far it has not been the.