Chelsea make £40m bid for Everton forward Anthony Gordon
Chelsea have put in a £40m bid for Everton forward Anthony Gordon as they look to strengthen their attacking powers, according to reports.
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Barcelona Tegang Gara-gara Ekspektasi Tinggi
Barcelona hanya dapat hasil seri melawan Rayo Vallecano di laga perdana LaLiga 2022/2023. Xavi Hernandez mengakui Barcelona terbebani ekspektasi.
Xavi gives update on Frenkie de Jong as Manchester United target benched for Barcelona opener
Barcelona boss Xavi has insisted Frenkie de Jong is still part of his plans, despite naming him on the bench for their La Liga opener on Saturday.
Todd Boehly sends message to Chelsea fans ahead of Tottenham clash in first programme notes
Chelsea owner Todd Boehly has sent a message to the fans at Stamford Bridge in his first set of programme notes since buying the club, ahead of the huge Premier League clash with Tottenham on Sunday.
Xavi gives Frenkie de Jong update after Barcelona star ‘tells team-mates he’s joining Manchester United’
Xavi admits he is still unsure whether Frenkie de Jong will remain a Barcelona player this season but is adamant he will play an important role in the team if he stays.
Barcelona frustrated by Rayo Vallecano as Sergio Busquets sees red in scrappy goalless draw
Barcelona were forced to settle for a point in their La Liga opener, thrashing out a goalless draw with Rayo Vallecano at Camp Nou. After a summer spent frantically pulling at economic levers, this was Barca’s first chance to show off their new signings – other than Jules Kounde, who they weren’t able to register in time – in a competitive setting.
Why is Barcelona still spending, signing players and selling off parts of itself?
A month ago, Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann said what everyone who doesn't own a vintage Seydou Keita jersey was thinking: «The only club that has no money, but buys every player they want. I do not know how. It's kind of crazy.»
Barcelona sells more assets to clear Lewandowski for opener
BARCELONA, Spain: Working against the clock, Barcelona sold off even more of their club assets on Friday so they could meet the Spanish league’s financial rules and clear Robert Lewandowski and other summer signings to play in their season opener. The troubled Spanish club were only able to ensure that their star signing will be available against Rayo Vallecano on Saturday after they sold 24.5 percent of their Barça Studios production hub to Orpheus Media in a deal worth 100 million euros ($103 million).