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As their bargaining power and influence grows, football players of today wield more and more power over the beautiful game. The footballers’ labour market has seen an increase in the mobility of players, with new signings in European squads increasing sharply from 36.7% in 2009 to 44.8% in 2017. This begs the question of how loyal football players are to their teams, and are one-club men a dying breed? Ticketgum.com has analysed figures from the Football Observatory from October 2017.

The new Premier League season is approaching. It promises to be another exhilarating season, full of twists and surprises. With Chelsea convincingly capturing their fifth Premier League title under Antonio Conte’s first full season in charge, rivals have been actively acquiring new reinforcements throughout the summer to knock them of their perch.

It was not a good day for Liverpool. Before going further, let me tell you that we are talking about the latest league match of Liverpool F.C. played against Crystal Palace on April 23, 2017. Liverpool lost the match with a score of 1 to 2. Although, at first the three home wins seemed like Liverpool can achieve the cherished slot of the Champions League, but soon things took a sharp turn.

The English Premier League 2016-17 is the 25th season of this famous football championship, which is the top professional league for English association soccer clubs. This football league commenced in 1992 and since then it has remained the best one.   The latest season of the Premier league started on August 13, 2016 and will end on May 21, 2017. In this championship, Leicester City became the defending champions.

There are a lot of stadiums across the globe, where different football matches take place. These stadiums are located in different locales and different countries worldwide. Every football club has its own stadium, which lends a totally different ambience at every football match. Among so many, we have listed the 5 top football stadiums, as they are ranked in the English Premier League.

Two hundred miles south, Arsène Wenger’s Arsenal reign is disintegrating into chaos. Back-to-back defeats against Watford and Chelsea ended their title hopes, bar the maths. The Gunners slipped to twelve points behind the runaway Premier League leaders and find themselves mired in a fight for a top four spot. With Hull City visiting the Emirates this weekend, the Frenchman could be forgiven for offering a prayer of thanks.

The January transfer window is going to end now. Only a few days are left prior to the winter window shuts down. Have a look at some of things that you can expect from Liverpool as the January transfer window closes down soon. The Reds are at present in their worst form in a very long time. Liverpool fans can see that all their hopes for the English Premier League, League Cup, and FA Cup, fade after a sad January.

The English Premier League sees some incredible moments every year. Just like each year this year too, the league had its own great moments in 2016. So, let us have a look at the top 8 moments of EPL in 2016.

1. Klopp’s moods

Klopp had many ups and down in terms of his performance as well as mood.

The year 2016 saw many flop players in the English Premier League.

It’s always a derogatory term but ‘hipsters’ love Jurgen Klopp. The German made Borussia Dortmund everybody’s second favourite team with a stylish brand of attacking football. The energetic gegenpress of his team ticked every box football supporters love: quick movement, passing and energy.