Why Callum Hudson-Odoi, Reece James and Cesar Azpilicueta are missing for Chelsea vs Newcastle
Thomas Tuchel has explained that Reece James has suffered a 're-injury' that keeps him out of Chelsea's clash against Newcastle on Sunday afternoon.
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Newcastle told £400,000-a-week top class centre-back would be a real ‘statement signing’
Newcastle have been told that Chelsea centre-back Antonio Rudiger would be a real “statement signing” for the club this summer.
Crisis club Chelsea could lose Thomas Tuchel, Romelu Lukaku and all out-of-contract players - Paper Round
Inter want Lukaku back Spanish newspaper Marca reports that Inter Milan will try to re-sign Romelu Lukaku from Chelsea after the London club descended into a potential crisis following the ban on their sale. There are a couple of problems, which is that Chelsea are unlikely to be willing to take a hit on their 115 million outlay, so a loan may be attempted instead, and the Belgian will have to reduce his salary from 12.5m euros a season to 7.5m plus add-ons.
Transfer rumours: Lukaku, Jorginho, Emerson, Alonso, Azpilicueta, Salah
Chelsea's Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku, 28, is willing to take a pay cut to facilitate a return to Inter Milan on loan. (Calciomercato — in Italian)external-link
Ralf Rangnick breaks Thomas Tuchel Manchester United silence as Chelsea's accounts frozen
Your Manchester United evening headlines for Saturday, March 12.
PIF working on ‘cheeky’ pre-summer NUFC move to sign ‘real deal’ star Wilson says is 'annoying'
As per The Daily Mirror and reporter Darren Lewis, there has been a very interesting transfer update out of Newcastle United involving Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger.
Man Utd ready to sign ‘clear leader’ from Barcelona if upcoming talks fall through
Man Utd are poised to strike for Barcelona centre-half Ronald Araujo after the latest report indicated all is not well at the Camp Nou.
Man City eye move for Chelsea star as crisis club fear losing eight players this summer
Chelsea are facing an increasingly desperate battle to maintain the services of their most high-profile players, with Manchester City and Real Madrid looking to capitalise on the chaos which has engulfed the west London club.