A new centre-back is widely considered to be one of the priorities for Chelsea in this summer’s transfer market. And now the latest name linked with a move to Stamford Bridge is AC Milan’s Strahinja
Arsenal have had preliminary talks with representatives of Rafael Leão to discuss a summer move for the winger to North London. Leão will have two years left on his existing deal with AC Milan at
Chelsea are to allow defender Benoît Badiashile to leave the club in the summer. There were high hopes for him when he was signed from Monaco for £32.7 million in 2023, but, after a bright start,
Although Arsenal would appear well-stocked in the left-back area – Riccardo Califiori, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Piero Hincapie have played there this season – they are now being linked with another one. Davide Bartesaghi has benefitted
AC Milan are considering a move for Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus. The 28-year old Brazilian has recently returned to action after being sidelined for ten months with an ACL injury. However, although he has since
Chelsea are planning a move to sign long-term target Mike Maignan in January. With the need to upgrade their goalkeeping position a clear priority, the 30-year old French international has been long top of the
Chelsea are prepared to break their transfer record to sign Rafael Leão from AC Milan. That is despite the club already having signed Jamie Gittens and Alejandro Garnacho to play in the left-wing position. Leão
Chelsea are exploring a number of options as their search for a new goalkeeper continues. Although their long-term target remains Mike Maignan, they are unwilling to pay a fee for the 30-year old French international
In recent seasons, Arsenal have made a habit of signing players from Chelsea. Some of those moves have worked out – Kai Havertz and Noni Madueke are two recent examples – but others have proved
Chelsea are once again considering a move for French international goalkeeper Mike Maignan. It follows more question marks over Robert Sánchez, after he was sent off after just four minutes in the Premier League match