It’s been a hectic 24 hours in the world of Premier League football. Our top story today is that Fulham has come out and denied reports that Clint Dempsey is joining Liverpool. In fact, the west London club says that they have received no bids for Dempsey. That doesn’t mean that Liverpool isn’t interested, but it’s certainly a case of John W. Henry-owned NESN jumping the gun. Read the story below for the full details.
In the meantime, it’s a big day for Premier League clubs in the United States. Chelsea plays Seattle tonight, while Aston Villa takes on Philadelphia Union. Plus Manchester United’s first friendly of the summer will be televised live on TV in the States. Check out the TV schedule for the full details for the Chelsea and Manchester United games.
Here are the latest Premier League news headlines:
- Fulham deny report of Clint Dempsey signing for Liverpool — BBC Sport
- Wigan Athletic has rejected a third bid from Chelsea for Victor Moses — Sky Sports
- John Terry to join Chelsea in USA this weekend — The Daily Mail
- Aston Villa open training in Philadelphia and meet-n-greet (Photos) — Aston Villa FC
- Luis Suárez says Manchester United used political clout in race row — The Guardian
- Chris Gunter has completed his move to Reading from Nottingham Forest — Sky Sports
- Sabah XI 0 QPR 5: Cisse double gives dominant Hoops winning start in Malaysia — The Daily Mail
- Leeds have rejected Norwich’s latest offer for captain Robert Snodgrass — Sky Sports
- Vincent Kompany hamstring injury not serious as City draw against Dresden — The Guardian
- Liverpool trains at Harvard University (photos) — Liverpool FC
- More photos of Liverpool training at Harvard — Liverpool FC
- Aston Villa trains in Philadelphia (photos) — Aston Villa FC
- Oxford United 1-0 West Ham United FT — West Ham United FC
- West Bromwich Albion Reduce Ticket Prices — FC Business
- Feyenoord’s Ron Vlaar says Aston Villa would be ‘a dream come true’ — The Guardian
- Channel 5 to show Liverpool FC documentary in UK — Liverpool Echo
- Steven Nzonzi has asked to leave Blackburn Rovers — BBC Sport
