Timo Werner’s future at Chelsea is once again in doubt after he did not even come off the bench in their Champions League defeat at Juventus last week. And Thomas Tuchel’s decision not to use
AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie wants a move to the Premier League next summer, and Chelsea, Manchester United, and Liverpool are all expected to battle it out for his signature. The 24-year old’s current deal
Antonio Rüdiger could be in line to become one of the highest paid defenders in the world if he turns down the offer of a new deal with Chelsea. The 28-year old German is out
Chelsea are among a clutch of clubs interested in signing Bayern Munich and French winger Kingsley Coman. Liverpool, Tottenham, and Juventus are also set to join the battle for his signature. Coman is under contract
Borussia Dortmund are the latest German club interested In bringing Timo Werner back to the Bundesliga. They have placed him on their shortlist of possible candidates to replace Erling Haaland in the event that the
Chelsea may be ready to sell defender Antonio Rüdiger in January, against the wishes of coach Thomas Tuchel. The German international is in the final year of his current deal at Stamford Bridge, and wants
Timo Werner is being linked with a return to the Bundesliga and Bayern Munich. The 25-year-old German international was signed by Chelsea from RB Leipzig last summer, but he has struggled for goals in the
Premier League clubs topped the spending charts this summer, with more than £1.15 billion paid out in transfer fees. That was more than Spain, Germany and French sides spent combined, But, despite that outlay, the
Greek centre back Dinos Mavropanos could be set to make his loan move from Arsenal to Stuttgart permanent. He joined the Bundesliga side on loan last season and helped them to a ninth place finish
Chelsea defender Malang Sarr was left in limbo after a loan move to Bundesliga side Greuther Furth fell through. The 22-year-old had even travelled to Germany to complete his medical and sign the paperwork with
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