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Chelsea’s Muslim players would feel ‘uncomfortable’ should the Ricketts family be successful in their bid to purchase the crisis-ridden Premier League club.
Manchester United will need to pay in excess of £50m in order to sign Wolves' Ruben Neves as Barcelona pull out of the running, according to reports.
Manchester United are the only English option being considered by Antonio Rudiger for a summer transfer but the defender will seek assurances about their managerial plans before any serious talks.
El mundo no esperaba en pleno siglo XXI una guerra como la que está transcurriendo en Ucrania tras la invasión de Rusia. Tampoco el Chelsea ni Antonio Rüdiger, a los que les han salpicado de lleno las consencuencias, hasta futbolísticas, entre las infinitas de un conflicto bélico. Todo iba viento en popa en Stamford Bridge, con el único lunar de la polémica en torno a las declaraciones y el runrún deportivo con, hasta que Putin, amigo íntimo de Roman Abramovich, dio la orden. Esa amistad le ha costado cara a los blues, ahora mismo aturdidos por su extraña situación.
President of World Athletics Sebastian Coe has joined Martin Broughton's consortium to buy Chelsea. The Olympic gold medallist has endorsed the former Liverpool chairman's bid, citing his lifelong Chelsea fan credentials in addition to his business track record.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is reportedly on a shortlist of names compiled by Paris St Germain in their search to replace Mauricio Pochettino as manager, according to The Mirror. The paper writes, however, that Arteta is not looking to go anywhere and is committed to the north London club.
Cesar Azpilicueta performed admirably in Chelsea's 2-1 win over Lille as he rose like a phoenix from the ashes to guide the Blues into the Champions League quarter-final. The 32-year-old sees his contract at Stamford Bridge expire at the end of the season and has reportedly courted interest from Barcelona, however, despite his uncertain future at the club, Azpilicueta riposted the distractions.
Chelsea are through to the Champions League quarter-final, but at moments it was certainly more nervous than they might have liked. Andreas Christensen was forced off with an injury in the first half, while Jorginho's handball gave Lille the opportunity to score from the spot. Burak Yilmaz dutifully obliged.