Henry Winter

Henry Winter

Joined: Aug 15, 2025

Henry Winter has been voted the UK’s Football Writer of the Year seven times, has covered nine World Cups, written for The Independent, Telegraph and London Times, and is a Ballon d’Or judge. He captained the England media team until losing the dressing-room in Kazakhstan.

Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds do things differently—and it’s working.

Xabi Alonso’s time is already up.

Liam Rosenior has been named the next Chelsea manager.

Arsenal striker Viktor Gyökeres is yet to gel with his new surroundings.

Rubem Amorim must deliver top tier European football to Old Trafford.

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For all the occasional signs of improvement under Ruben Amorim, Manchester United’s results are simply not good enough for a club which has invested heavily in

Granit Xhaka, Huge Ekitike, Martin Zubimendi and Nick Woltermade have all enhanced the Premier League since their arrivals.

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Of the many Premier League summer signings to have hit the ground running, one clearly stands out as having made the biggest impact.

Xabi Alonso’s job security has come under increasing scrutiny.

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Of the 19 managers Real Madrid have employed in the 21st century, only two have mastered the art of coaxing as much as coaching which this unique club demands.

Mohamed Salah’s relationship with Liverpool manager Arne Slot has eroded

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The Egyptian’s outburst has sparked a civil war at Anfield. With the Premier League champions in crisis, they must back the right horse to move forward.

Reece James (centre) outshone Moisés Caicedo (left) and Declan Rice (right).

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Chelsea’s captain enjoyed a coming-of-age performance against Arsenal, demonstrating the journey to maturity he has taken in recent years

Liverpool manager Arne Slot is looking for ways to cure his team's terrible run of form.

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With eight defeats in their past 11 matches, Liverpool's season is unravelling and their manager is under immense pressure to turn things around.

The decision over Cristiano Ronaldo's (right) international career is a huge call for Portugal manager Roberto Martínez

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The global icon has scored 143 goals for Portugal during his career. But now banned for at least one World Cup match, here is why Roberto Martínez needs to cut ties with his talisman.

Liverpool were a shadow of the team who confidently beat Real Madrid midweek.

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Nine months ago the Reds comprehensively outplayed Manchester City on their own patch. But it was a very different story as Pep Guardiola celebrated his 1,000th game in management.

Jude Bellingham is always under the spotlight.

Nick Woltemade (centre) has made a fine start to life on Tyneside.

Eberechi Eze fired Arsenal four points clear in the Premier League title race.

Mohamed Salah (centre) had the chance to square for Florian Wirtz in Liverpool’s previous two matches.