Leicester City midfielder Riyad Mahrez is reportedly under the radar European heavyweights including the Premier League favourites Arsenal.
Following his sensational form for the Foxes, the Algerian international has been attracting interest from various clubs. He help the Leicester City to lead at top of the league table this Christmas.
Tottenham Hotspur star striker Harry Kane has claimed that his side will finish in the top four of the Premier League this season.
The north Londoners Spurs moved into the top four position with a 2-0 win over Southampton on Saturday.
With the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Everton all losing points with regularity this campaign, and the league’s underdogs such as Leicester, Watford and Crystal Palace reaching at top high.
Former Dutch national manager Guus Hiddink is reportedly set to replace just-sacked Jose Mourinho as Chelsea’s interim manager for the second time.
Hiddink could be appointed at the Stamford Bridge on Saturday’s when the Blues will host Sunderland in the 17th Premier League week.
With the Premier League reaching the seventeenth round of fixtures this coming weekend, here are five of the games to look out for in what looks set to be yet another thrilling set of Premier League fixture.
In what will be the last game of the weekend, Arsenal host Manchester City knowing that a win would open up a four-point gap between the two teams. After convincingly despatching of Aston Villa last weekend, Arsene Wenger’s team will be full of confidence, particularly after their Champions League exploits last week, where an Olivier Giroud hat-trick confirmed the Gunners place in the last 16 of the competition.
The Manchester United will be desperate to sign a highly-rated attacker in the January transfer window, in order to end their disastrous scoring form, according to ESPN FC.
After United’s Champions League exit at the hands of Bundesliga outfit Wolfsburg, it seems the 20-time English champions are finally ready to dip into the January market to secure their goalscoring exploits.