Manchester City have now won their past 15 league meetings against Fulham, the outright longest winning run one side has recorded over another in the history of England's top four tiers (overtaking Manchester City vs Bournemouth - 14).

The final day of Premier League action may not have delivered too many surprises, but make no mistake – this was a season of unexpected results at both ends of the table. From Liverpool's dominance to Manchester United's downward fall,

Manchester City could lose out on another top target to Liverpool, but they have shown before they can bounce back in the transfer market

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has been speaking to BBC Match of the Day about his side's winning performance against Fulham: "We started really well and, after that, we had the momentum. It was in our hands and we did our job. It has been a tough year but we never gave up.

Arsenal are also being linked with a shock move to secure the return of former goalkeeper Emi Martinez, who is also on Manchester United ’s radar along with Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta and Joao Pedro.

One Liverpool great was understandably keen to share the news of a Premier League title win with a number of individuals, including Man United icon Sir Alex Ferguson

Napoli are closing in on the signing of Manchester City legend Kevin De Bruyne on a free transfer, according to reports in Italy. Belgian playmaker De Bruyne will leave City at the end of the season when his contract expires.

PSG sold Xavi Simons to RB Leipzig earlier this year, and the Dutch midfielder has quickly drawn interest from several Premier League clubs, including Liverpool, Manchester City, and Tottenham