Kevin de Bruyne was stretchered off Manchester City's 0-0 draw against Crystal Palace after a tackle by Jason Puncheon.

De Bruyne, however, was seen walking back to the City dressing room. 

"With Kevin we were lucky," said Pep Guardiola. "I don't know what happened today. We were lucky in the past. But I don't know what happens in the future."

Paul Pogba called out Manchester United for their current run of poor form.

United has recorded draws against Leicester City and Burnley on either side of Christmas.

"We didn't lose but we have to wake up, bounce back and get back to winning," he told MUTV. "We drew again. Three draws we have to win, something has to change and we have to change to win.

"It's only one day and then we have to play against Everton -- that's football. Tomorrow's another day and we have to go out there and win."

Gabriel Jesus injured his knee in Manchester City's 0-0 draw at Crystal Palace.

Pep Guardiola told BT Sport: "He [Gabriel] is injured. Hopefully not tough, but maybe one or two months he will be out."

Jesus has eight goals and two assists in just over 1,000 minutes this season in the Premier League.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic will be out at least one month with a recurrence of his knee injury.

Ibrahimovic was out for seven months following a tear of his ACL.

"It's the same knee, it's the knee with an incredible problem," Jose Mourinho said. "A [36]-year-old man -- a lion, like you say he's a real lion -- but not easy and now he's had a little recurrence and one month out."

United also lost Romelu Lukaku on Saturday.

Romelu Lukaku was stretchered off the field in the first half of Manchester United's 0-0 draw against Southampton.

Lukaku clashed heads with Wesley Hoedt.

Jose Mourinho told the BBC after the game that Lukaku would be "out of football for a while." 

Lukaku was attended to by United's medical staff on the pitch for around six minutes before leaving on a stretcher wearing an oxygen mask.

Chelsea had an annual profit of £15.3 million for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017.

The club's turnover increased 9.8 percent from £329.1 million to £361.3 million, underpinned by receiving a greater share of Premier League broadcast revenue as a result of winning the title in the 2016-17 season.

The record turnover was despite not playing in the Champions League.

Chelsea's finances were ultimately pulled into the black by a £69.2 million profit on player trading, in a year that saw Oscar offloaded to Shanghai SIPG for a club-record £60 million and fringe players Papy Djilobodji and Patrick Bamford sold for around £15 million combined.

Chelsea expect next year's results to be boosted by the return of Champions League broadcast revenue, coupled with the start of a 15-year technical partnership with Nike worth £900 million.

Jurgen Klopp suggested clubs must adapt to the rising cost of transfers.

Liverpool spent a world record £75 million on Virgil van Dijk.

Speaking about the transfer market at news conference on Friday, Klopp said: "I'm surprised about the development in the last two years, let me say, because there were big steps.

"But the last half a year changed pretty much everything and we, as a club, cannot change that.

"Of course, not each club would be able to do it, but a lot of clubs are able to do it and will do it in the future. How the market always is, it's all about the need and the opportunity.

"If you want to sign a player, the last thing I think about actually is the price, to be honest -- not because I like throwing money around, it's only because we are thinking about the player. There's one moment when you get the price and then you have to accept it or not.

"It's a big change in football in the last few months and years. We have to adapt to it. That's how it is.

"It changed already and it doesn't now mean that all transfers will now be in this category, but it's the same how it was before. Half a year ago, I think, there was a big transfer for an offensive player and now we have a big transfer for a defensive player.

"It's not nice, but that's the market, that's the world. We have to adapt."

Sevilla has hired Vincenzo Montella as manager.

Eduardo Berizzo was fired by Sevilla on Dec. 22.

Montella was fired by AC Milan in November.

Everton has agreed upon a £25 million ($33.6 million) deal with Besiktas to sign striker Cenk Tosun.

Sam Allardyce has tracked the former Eintracht Frankfurt and Gaziantepspor player for some time and recommended him to Crystal Palace.

Everton previously tried to sign Olivier Giroud both in the summer and earlier in December.

Everton has been searching for a replacement for Romelu Lukaku.

Carlos Carvalhal has been hired as manager of Swansea City.

Carvalhal left Sheffield Wednesday by mutual consent on Christmas Eve.

Carvalhal succeeds Paul Clement, who was sacked a little over two weeks ago.

Huw Jenkins, the Swansea chairman, said: “We are very pleased with the appointment. We felt we needed to get the managerial situation resolved as soon as possible and while the timing is not always perfect, we can look forward to the second half of the campaign with renewed optimism.