Chelsea are set to miss out on Monaco midfielder Aurélien Tchoameni. The West London club have been heavily linked with the French international for months, and considered lodging a bid for him in January, although
Antonio Rüdiger had agreed a new deal to stay at Chelsea – but that has now been scuppered by all the uncertainty surrounding the club by the imposition of economic sanctions on owner Roman Abramovich.
Thomas Tuchel is on the shortlist to become the next manager of Manchester United, along with Sevilla boss Julen Lopetegui. Tuchel is under contract at Stamford Bridge until 2024, but his future at the club
Chelsea may face an uncertain future, with technical director Petr Cech forced to admit before their home game with Newcastle United in Sunday that he was unsure if there was sufficient money on hand to
Following the sanctions imposed on owner Roman Abramovich, there are fears that the club could become toxic in the eyes of current and prospective players, even if the financial uncertainty surrounding its future are resolved.
Chelsea’s future is in disarray after the UK government decided to impose sanctions on the club’s owner Roman Abramovich. It means that any prospective sale of the club is now on hold indefinitely. A special
Danish defender Andreas Christensen is close to sealing his move to Barcelona. His agents are in Spain negotiating the final terms of a deal which will see him join the Catalans in a five year
The list of potential suitors to sign Chelsea defender Antonio Rüdiger at the end of the season grows longer. The 29-year old German is out of contract at the end of the season, and has
Marina Granovskaia who has been described as the most powerful woman in football, has been a key figure at Chelsea for over a decade, and is responsible for how the football side of the business
There are anything up to ten parties interested in buying Chelsea. The club is up for sale following the decision of current owner Roman Abramovich to dispose of the team he has held since 2003