AFC Bournemouth Rumors & News

I News "After 30 years in professional football and over a decade in management, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should probably know that anything he says is liable to be caught on camera. In an unguarded moment after Manchester United’s 5-2 win against Bournemouthat the..." July 07

Daily Mail "Bournemouth are preparing a cost-cutting drive ahead of next season which will include key players Nathan Ake and Josh King being put up for sale. The club are second from bottom of the Premier League following a terrible run of only one point from eight..." July 07

Daily Mail "Under-fire manager Eddie Howe has criticised Steve Cook for going public about Bournemouth's issues and says the comments are unhealthy in the Cherries' fight against relegation. Stand-in captain Cook said Bournemouth 'played like kids' following their heavy 4-1..." July 03

Mirror "  As the current Premier League season inches towards its conclusion, thoughts are already turning towards the 2020/21 campaign.  The summer will, of course, bring the usual transfer business.  And for fans, new players provide the opportunity of..." June 29

Daily Mail "Manchester City are in talks with Bournemouth over a deal to sign Nathan Ake when the transfer window reopens, according to The Athletic. Pep Guardiola is desperate to strengthen his options at the back having lost Vincent Kompany last year and..." June 29

Sporting News "David de Gea looks as though he “does not trust his back four” at Manchester United, says Paul Parker, with the Red Devils urged to snap up Bournemouth centre-half Nathan Ake as an option to provide greater assurance all round. Questions are once again being asked of..." June 25

HITC Sport "Eddie Howe has confirmed that Everton, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur target Ryan Fraser has played his final game for Bournemouth, speaking to Sky Sports. With the Cherries mired in the relegation zone as ‘Project Re-start’ gets underway this weekend, Bournemouth have..." June 19

Give Me Sport "Newcastle United have entered the race to sign Ryan Fraser this summer, according to The Guardian. The Bournemouth man faces an uncertain future after rejecting the offer of an extended deal on the South Coast. The winger was close to agreeing a move to the Arsenal last..." June 17

Liverpool Echo "Jurgen Klopp has not been scared to sign a relegated player while manager of Liverpool. Andy Robertson and Xherdan Shaqiri both made the switch and improved the team while Klopp has been equally willing to poach players from anywhere in the table. With news that Ryan Fraser..." June 17

LiverPool Offside "Over the past two years, Liverpool have occasionally been linked with a move for 26-year-old Bournemouth creative wide player Ryan Fraser. Now, the Scotland international will be available on a free—in two weeks, at the end of the month and before the season..." June 17

TMZ "Every team in the Premier League will wear "Black Lives Matter" threads when the season restarts ... with the powerful message replacing names on the back of players' shirts. Check out one of the kits posted by Sheffield United on Tuesday ... the unis not only feature..." June 16

Yahoo! Sports "The Premier League actions returns to NBC Sports on June 17 and there are plenty of innovative things planned, including enhanced audio for games. With no fans in the stadium for the final 92 games of the 2019-20 Premier League season, it was announced Thursday that NBC Sports..." June 12

Metro "Bournemouth winger Ryan Fraser looks set to turn down a short-term contract extension and will become a free agent on July 1, according to reports. The Scotland international has been strongly linked with a move away from the Vitality Stadium this summer as he is yet to sign a new..." June 10

Express "Timo Werner's imminent move to Chelsea hasn't gone down all that well with a vast number of Liverpool fans. But there's one player at the club who may have been left rubbing his hands with glee at the news. That man is Harry Wilson, currently on loan at Bournemouth and..." June 08

Evening Standard "Liverpool have confirmed that Harry Wilson’s loan stint with Bournemouth has been extended until the end of the Premier League campaign. The 23-year-old, who joined the Cherries on a season-long deal in August, has scored seven goals in 23 league appearances this..." June 08

Football 365 "Premier League leaders Liverpool could clinch a first title in 30 years against Everton on June 21 after the first batch of fixtures of the restart were confirmed. Jurgen Klopp’s side need a maximum of two wins to secure the top division crown and are due to play the Merseyside..." June 05

Liverpool Echo "The Premier League have confirmed that the return of football will see teams permitted the use of five substitutions per game. Top flight teams will now be able to select a total of nine subs on the bench as they gear up for the return to action in two weeks' time. Talks..." June 04

Mirror "Armchair viewers will be given the option of hearing fake crowd noise when the Premier League returns. Sky are one of the channels considering using crowd noise during live coverage from games played behind closed doors. But it is understood Sky - which has several live..." June 03

Mirror "The Premier League has recorded just one positive coronavirus case from 1,197 samples of players and coaches in the fifth round of testing before the 2019/20 season resumes. The news takes the number of positive cases to 13 from 5,079 tests across all 20 clubs since testing began,..." June 03

Mirror "Bournemouth and Crystal Palace are set to face off in the first ever live Premier League match broadcast on free-to-air television in the UK.  Both clubs are expected to feature in the Saturday evening kick-off on the first weekend that fixtures will resume again, as..." June 03

Liverpool Echo "Liverpool will allow Harry Wilson to complete the Premier League season on loan at Bournemouth. The Wales international moved to the Cherries back in August on a short-term deal that was set to end last month. However, with the Premier League suspended for over..." June 03

TSN "Premier League clubs with only 15 fit players are still likely to have to play matches if the season resumes as planned next month during the coronavirus pandemic. West Ham vice chair Karren Brady has disclosed new details of Thursday's conference call of clubs when they agreed to..." May 30

The Score "The Premier League has confirmed that it's provisionally scheduled to return from the pandemic-induced hiatus June 17, following in the footsteps of the Bundesliga in a bid to complete the season. Below, we highlight 10 things we're looking forward to seeing when England's..." May 30

Yahoo! Sports "The Premier League’s plan to restart its 2019-20 season on June 17 — exactly 100 days after shuttering in March in response to the coronavirus pandemic — is welcome news for voracious followers of the world’s most popular domestic soccer..." May 29

ESPN "It has been March 9 since we last saw any action in the Premier League, but it was handed a provisional restart date amid the coronavirus outbreak this week. Pending government approval, the league will resume on June 17 (100 days later) with a double header of matches..." May 29

Daily Record "n-demand Ryan Fraser has been lined up for a shock move to Galatasaray with the lure of Champions League football on offer to tempt him to move to Turkey.  The ex- Aberdeen star is out of contract at Bournemouth and is poised for a fresh start after spending..." May 29

ESPN "The Premier League is set to resume on June 17 after the clubs gave "Project Restart" the green light at a shareholders meeting on Thursday. Sources have told ESPN that Manchester City vs. Arsenal and Aston Villa at home to Sheffield United will be the first fixtures, taking..." May 28

TeamTalk "Leeds United are keen on signing Harry Wilson for around £12.5million this summer, around half of Liverpool’s valuation of the winger from last summer, according to reports. Wilson, who was promoted from Liverpool’s academy in the summer of 2018, has yet to stamp his..." May 28

The Sun "AARON RAMSDALE has spoken of his shock at contracting coronavirus. The Bournemouth and England Under-21 keeper tested positive on Friday after training, despite being asymptomatic. It came after a negative test last Monday and he believes he got the virus at the..." May 26

Evening Standard "Project Restart has moved a step closer ahead of Wednesday’s vote over whether Premier League clubs should return to contact training. The UK Government published 'stage two' of its guidance on Sunday evening which would allow for..." May 25

Sporting News "Gary Neville is optimistic the Premier League will vote to restart the season soon, but he expects more players to drop out. The United Kingdom government has given Premier League teams the green light for "close-contact" and "competitive" training amid the..." May 25

Mirror "Bournemouth ace Joshua King is reportedly a target for four of the current top six clubs in the Premier League. Those sides are Liverpool, Manchester City, Leicester City, Chelsea, Manchester United and Wolverhampton..." May 25

TeamTalk "Arsenal are confident of wrapping up a free-transfer move for Ryan Fraser this summer, according to a report. Bournemouth winger Fraser, whose contract expires on June 30 at Bournemouth, is heading for Arsenal, according to the Daily Mail. In April sources..." May 25

The Sun "MANCHESTER UNITED are eyeing a summer swoop for Bournemouth duo David Brooks and Josh King.  Cherries boss Eddie Howe is bracing for a shake-up in the next transfer window and the club are prepared to cash in on a number of valuable assets in the wake of the coronavirus..." May 25

Express "Crystal Palace are ready to rival Tottenham in the chase for Ryan Fraser. Bournemouth’s Scotland winger has become one of the most sought after players in the Premier League in this bizarre season. Fraser, 26, will be out of contract at Bournemouth on June 30 - and a host of..." May 22

LiverPool Offside "Liverpool had transfer plans for the 2020 offseason. Then coronavirus happened, leaving every club across Europe feeling uncertain about finances and the future, and as a result Liverpool have put those plans on hold. Now, whether in the end they go ahead with any major..." May 20

The Guardian "The Premier League has revealed that six players or staff tested positive for coronavirus in its first round of testing. The league carried out 748 tests and has said that the positive tests were spread across three clubs. No further details were given. The tests..." May 19

Yahoo! Sports "Several Premier League clubs returned to small-group training on Tuesday as players arrived in groups of five at separate times. Clubs unanimously agreed to a return to small-group training from Tuesday, as players and club staff were tested on Sunday and Monday for..." May 19

Mirror "Jamie Carragher says he "fully expects" at least one Premier League star will test positive for the coronavirus. Top-flight players are being tested this Tuesday following phase one of Project Restart being agreed on Monday. Premier League clubs are now..." May 19

TSN "Premier League clubs agreed Monday on the measures that will allow non-contact practice sessions to resume during the coronavirus pandemic. The protocols for small group training — while maintaining social distancing — beginning Tuesday were approved unanimously in a vote..." May 18

Mirror "Gabriel Agbonlahor has claimed he is aware of Premier League players ready to snub a return to action next month.  The ex-Aston Villa striker, who revealed in March he’d recovered from coronavirus symptoms, says he remains apprehensive about plans..." May 15

The Sun "THE return of the Premier League is set to kick-off with Friday Night Football live on TV - with Tottenham vs Manchester United favourite for the prime spot. Top-flight football in England is pencilled in to restart on Friday June 12following the coronavirus..." May 14

Mirror "Premier League players are demanding more answers in a major threat to Project Restart. Some club captains and PFA representatives were left seriously unimpressed by a lack of information and want further reassurances. Watford captain Troy Deeney and West..." May 14

Four Four Two "Premier League players will be subjected to strict testing and even firmer social distancing measures if they are to return to training, according to reports. All 20 Premier League clubs are said to have been sent a 40-page document outlining protocols for a possible resumption of..." May 13

Daily Mail "Premier League clubs could be permitted to complete the season at their own grounds following a change of heart from the authorities which would remove a major obstacle to Project Restart, Sportsmail can reveal.  It is understood that positive talks last night..." May 12

The Sun "FOOTBALL and all other major sports are set to be warned: No vaccine, no fans. PM Boris Johnson and his Government believe it is unlikely to be safe to stage events with crowds until a Covid-19 cure is found. They will not even consider it until September at the earliest..." May 11

Sky Sports "The Premier League says the preference is for all clubs to be able to play home and away if the competition resumes next month. Premier League shareholders discussed Project Restart during virtual talks on Monday, following the government's new guidance on lockdown..." May 11

ESPN "The Premier League has been given the go-ahead to resume behind closed doors from June 1 by the United Kingdom government, it was announced on Monday. Boris Johnson, the U.K. Prime Minister, set out a roadmap to ease lockdown restrictions on Sunday evening and a full report has since..." May 11

Manchester Evening News "Premier League clubs continue to wait on a decision over the rest of the season and whether it can indeed be finished. The latest noises from the top flight's organisers suggest the action will resume at some point, even if it is behind closed doors, at 'neutral..." May 08

The Guardian "Premier League clubs will debate whether to dump VAR for the remainder of the season – if it can be completed – after the International Football Association Board (Ifab) said that individual competitions can do so if they want to. The clubs, who will hold a conference call..." May 08