Three more Chelsea players could be set to follow the growing trend of signing for Saudi clubs next season. That follows reports that a delegation from the Middle Esst kingdom have been in London to
Chelsea are finalising discussions about a move for Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo. The Ecuadorean international wanted to join Arsenal in the January transfer window, but the South Coast side refused to sell him at that
Serbian international Dusan Vlahović, is the latest striker linked with a summer move to Chelsea. He is currently with Juventus, the club he joined in January of last year from Fiorentina, turning down overtures from
Arsenal are being heavily linked with a move for Chelsea’s Kai Havertz. It is rumoured that they have already made an opening bid for the German international, but they are not prepared to meet Chelsea’s
Thomas Partey could be sold this summer. The Ghanian international had a very strong start to the season, helping propel Arsenal to the top of the table. However, there are concerns about the way that
Leicester City full-back Timothy Castagne has been linked with a move to Arsenal with suggestions that talks between the two clubs have already begun. The 27 year old is one of a host of players
French goalkeeper Mike Maignan is open to a move to Chelsea this summer, who are ready to take advantage of unrest at his current club AC Milan. Chelsea have identified goalkeeper as one of the
Declan Rice is closer to becoming an Arsenal player. The West Ham captain lifted the Europa Conference League trophy last week, after which owner David Sullivan made it clear that he could leave the club
Turkish champions Galatasaray want to sign Arsenal full-back Nuno Tavares this summer. The 23-year old was signed from Benfica two years ago by the Gunners, but had a mixed first season at the Emirates, impressing
William Saliba has agreed a new four year deal with Arsenal. The French international had one year left on his current deal at the Emirates, and there was significant interest in him from clubs at
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