Sergio Aguero, Robin van Persie and Gary Neville among latest shortlist for Premier League’s Hall of Fame
The Premier League have announced the latest shortlist of players who could be next to join the Hall of Fame.
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Thomas Tuchel handed Chelsea clearout mission with 42 players expected to leave after takeover
Prospective owners of Chelsea Football Club are set to be thrown in at the deep end during their first full term in office, should their bids prove successful. Several groups have submitted bids to buy the west London club, including Todd Boehly, Sir Martin Broughton, Nick Candy, and the Ricketts family.
Chelsea's chance for long-term transfer wish in jeopardy as Roman Abramovich problem continues
Paulo Dybala is a free agent. No gimmicks, no tricks, no games. It's finally happening. After years of being linked to Premier League clubs in his career, the Argentinian has finally informed the world that he will not be signing a new contract with Juventus.
John Terry’s three-word message to Nottingham Forest star after Liverpool performance
Former Premier League defender John Terry has praised Nottingham Forest’s Joe Worrall for his performance against Liverpool.
John Terry sends message to Joe Worrall following Nottingham Forest’s FA Cup exit v Liverpool
Nottingham Forest may have exited the FA Cup on Sunday evening, but they left with their heads held very much highly.
Nottingham Forest star sends emotional message to fans after 'goosebumps' moment
Defender Joe Worrall says he hopes the support fans showed through “tough times” is being repaid as Nottingham Forest target a successful end to the season.
Chelsea sale: Candy improves Blues bid as shortlist of preferred bidders set to be announced imminently
The Blue Football Consortium have improved their bid to buy Chelsea. The Nick Candy-led group secured additional backing from a large Korean financial institution.
Next Chelsea owner can continue Thomas Tuchel success by winning crucial summer transfer battle
It was during the January international break that I wrote a piece for which focused on Cesar Azpilicueta's future at Chelsea. My view was the Spaniard, a club legend and one of the finest defenders to have played in the Premier League, should be allowed to walk away at the end of his contract.