Premiership news

Morgan Schneiderlin is confident Southampton can continue to progress up the Premier League table after avoiding relegation.

Tony Pulis has left Stoke after seven years in charge of the Potters, having held a meeting with the chairman on Tuesday.

Everton's Scottish forward Steven Naismith claims the fans have not seen the best of him in what has been a stop-start season.

Andreas Weimann has hinted that his future lies with Aston Villa by boasting that the club is 'only going to get better'.

Former Blackburn midfielder Tim Sherwood says he is very happy with his role of technical co-ordinator at White Hart Lane.

Richard Dunne has been told to find himself a new club after Aston Villa decided against offering him a new contract.

Lukas Podolski continues to be linked with a move to Juventus and the Arsenal forward has done little to dampen the rumours.

Swansea are keen to sign Jonathan de Guzman on a permanent basis but may have to play a waiting game before doing a deal.

Liverpool striker Andy Carroll says he does not know what the future holds but has enjoyed every minute of his time at West Ham.

Sunderland winger Adam Johnson has backed boss Paolo Di Canio and says he supports his hard line approach to management.

Reading boss Nigel Adkins says he has already identified his transfer targets and moves are being made to bring them in.

Goalkeeper Jose Reina says he is flattered to be linked with a return to Barcelona but says he is happy to stay at Liverpool.

Romelu Lukaku claims his successful season-long loan at West Brom shows he would be capable of fighting for his place at Chelsea.

Derek Boateng has confirmed that he has agreed to sign a two-year contract with Fulham after leaving Ukrainian side Dnipro.

Wayne Rooney will hold talks with new boss David Moyes this week to determine if he still has a future at Manchester United.

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has revealed he is close to landing one of his summer targets in defender Razvan Rat.

Sir Alex Ferguson was on Monday night named the LMA's Premier League manager of the year.

Sunderland boss Paulo Di Canio is heading for a fall out with some of his players after they reported him to the PFA.

Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp claims Manchester United have wasted Shinji Kagawa's talents by playing him out of position.

Harry Redknapp is unsure over the future of defender Luke Young who has failed to make one appearance for the side this season.