PL Stories, Manchester City - The Season That Started It All

We sit down with ‘Mr Arsenal’ to discuss his stand out moments in the English top flight and chat to his teammates that knew him to find out what really made him tick.

Petr Cech won no fewer than four League titles at Chelsea as well as lifting the F.A. Cup four times and the Champions League trophy.

At the height of his career, Brazilian midfielder Juninho Paulista made a decision that would make him a legend on Teeside forever. The 2002 World Cup winner wrote his name into Middlesbrough F.C. folklore when he signed for the club not once, not twice, but three times! He sits down with PL Stories to reflect on his fond memories of that time, his emotional reaction to their relegation and find out what he’s up to now after hanging up his boots.

Nine years ago, Luton Town was playing in the fifth tier of English football fresh off the back of falling into administration…now they find themselves in the biggest league in the World. We catch up with the players and manager looking to blaze a trail in the English top flight and find out what we can expect from the newest addition to the Premier League.

Back in the Premier League after two years in the wilderness, we join Sheffield United during their pre-season preparations in Portugal and meet the players and the coaches who hope to write an exciting new chapter in the history of the club.

‘King Louis’ himself tells us the story of what made him rise to the top to be one of the greatest strikers of his generation.

Renowned for his charismatic approach, Roberto Martinez stands out as one of the contemporary game's most engaging managers.

We sit down with Burnley co-owner and NFL star J.J. Watt, his wife Kealia along with manager Vincent Kompany to talk all things Burnley.

Arsenal legend and Invincible Gilberto Silva takes us back to winning the 2002 World Cup with Brazil, his early years at Arsenal and his first footballing steps in a small Brazilian town.

Before winning five Champions League titles at Real Madrid and securing a move to Manchester United, Casemiro was honing his skills in the suburbs of Sao Paulo.

Aston Villa Captain and Scotland International John McGinn sits down with PL Stories to chart his rise to the top from humble beginnings in Clydebank in Scotland.

Widely regarded as one of the best centre-backs, Vincent Kompany sits down with us to talk about his induction into the Hall of fame and his magical moments as a footballer.

Edu Gaspar has made history becoming the first Brazilian to lift the Premier League trophy.

Jermain Defoe is one of the most prolific goal-scorers the Premier League has ever witnessed, netting 162 times in the competition.

Julián Álvarez boasts a career more illustrious than many players can imagine, clinching the treble with Manchester City and securing a World Cup victory for his homeland, Argentina.

At 22 years of age, Dominik Szoboszlai was named Hungary Captain. Less than a year later, he was a £60 million Liverpool midfielder.

A gripping insight and in-depth look at the life and times of one of England’s most talented defenders; Kyle Walker.

From winning the World Cup to becoming Liverpool’s new number 10, Alexis Mac Allister has had an incredible 12 months.

We delve into the life of legendary French and Chelsea footballer Marcel Desailly and showcase his journey from a young talent to a World Cup winning Captain.

Mikel Jon Obi’s story is a remarkable journey that’s seen him win 2 Premier Leagues, F.A. Cup titles, European trophies and an Africa Cup of nations.

PL Stories delves into the nail-biting relegation 'Great Escapes' in Premier League History.

As we commemorate the one-year anniversary of the untimely passing of Gianluca Vialli at the age of 58, we reflect on the incredible impact he had on the game.

In a nail-biting climax to the 2011-2012 Premier League season, Manchester City clinched the title with unparalleled drama.

PL Stories heads to Iceland to meet the first, and only Icelandic Premier League, winner Eidur Gudjohnsen.

Despite only one full Premier League season, Miguel Pérez Cuesta – AKA, Michu, remains one of the most iconic signings in Swansea City’s history.

We discover the impact that African players have had on the Premier League.

Chelsea Captain Conor Gallagher heads to Rayne’s park Vale F.C. to get an insight into the workings of brother Josh who manages the club.

A year on from the tragic death of Christian Atsu in the Turkish earthquakes, we sit down to reflect on the incredible legacy he left behind.

A player who had 6 successful seasons at Arsenal, we sit down with Spaniard Santi Cazorla to chart his incredible footballing journey.

The Premier League is seeing a big boost in popularity amongst the Black American population and we travelled Stateside to learn more about this growing appeal.

We joined Kieran Tierney in San Sebastian to catch up on how he's looking to make his mark on loan with Real Sociedad.

Roberto De Zerbi

This show uncovers the history behind the three generations of Veron’s who have left their mark on Estudiantes de La Plata and the wider game of football.

Ruud Gullit’s venture into management brought about mixed fortunes, including a well-publicised fallout with Ex-Newcastle striker Alan Shearer.

We follow Arsenal Midfielder Mohamed Elneny from sunrise to sunset as he shares insights into his faith and the sacrifices made during Ramadan.

Over the years the Premier League has been awash with top end talent originating from Croatia, from Slaven Bilic to Luca Modric, Nico Kranjcar to Mateo Kovacic.

Mark Hughes was once one of the most feared strikers in his day, both for his technique and his fiery reputation.

Tim Howard, Francisco Marcos, Josh McKinney and Tisha Venturini-Hoch are honored as the 2024 class is inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

Vegas Golden Knights and AFC Bournemouth owner, Bill Foley makes bold claims for the Cherries’ future.

From humble beginnings as a footballer in Melbourne to becoming Tottenham’s manager, we chart the meteoric rise of Australian Ange Postecoglou.

Season 2023 - 2024 has arguably been the greatest since the birth of the Premier League in 1992.

Over the past 9 years, Jurgen Klopp has been an integral Premier League figure.