Chelsea may have spent almost £1 billion in the three transfer windows since Todd Boehly and Clearwater Capital took over the club. But their appetite for spending is undiminished, with news that they are trying
Mauricio Pochettino will have greater involvement in Chelsea’s transfers when the next windows open. Despite spending almost £1 billion in three transfer windows since the change of ownership, there has been little coherence for Chelsea’s
Chelsea are monitoring the situation of striker Victor Osimhen. The Nigerian had helped the Italian club win the Serie A title last season, and they were in talks ot give him a lucrative new deals.
Arsenal are considering making a move for Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins. A lack of a top striker capable of scoring regularly is beginning to hurt the Gunners’ title chances and they are now looking for
Despite having Ben Chilwell and Marc Cucurella at their disposal, and having allowed Lewis Hall to leave on loan to Newcastle, Chelsea are still in the market for a left-back. And reports in Italy suggest
Marc Cucurella wants to leave Chelsea in January. Bought from Brighton last summer for an initial fee of £55 million, he has never shown in a Chelsea shirt the form that persuaded the Blues to
Tammy Abraham could be set for a dramatic return to Chelsea. The academy graduate left for Roma two years ago and became one of the best strikers in Serie A, although he is out of
Although the focus has, inevitably, been on how much has been spent on new players, what has been overlooked has been the number of those leaving the club since Clearwater Capital and Todd Boehly took
Chelsea are ready to loan out winger Mykhailo Mudryk in the hope that it could help the Ukrainian discover his lost form. Much was made of Mudryk’s arrival at Stamford Bridge in January, with Chelsea
Both Chelsea and Bayern Munich are keeping tabs on the situation of Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale. He was left out of the Gunners starting XI for the Premier League match against Everton at the weekend