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Chelsea are among three potential Premier League clubs that could poach Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, with Todd Boehly keen to attract star-studded names to Stamford Bridge this summer.
It was finally confirmed that Chelsea has a new owner. The British government agreed to Todd Boehly's purchase of the club in exchange for £4.25 billion. And the new owner is believed to provide a £200 million budget to Thomas Tuchel.
Everton have been linked to a move for Conor Gallagher this summer due to Frank Lampard’s connection with the player and now a new update has emerged that could make the move impossible for the Toffees.
Tottenham have already had a positive start to what is expected to be a busy summer in N17, with the club announcing their first signing on Tuesday. Ivan Perisic will make the move to the capital, after his contract at Inter Milan expires this summer.
Todd Boehly has taken the next step towards transforming Chelsea after the American-led consortium completed a £4.25billion takeover of the west London club on Monday. The LA Dodger co-owner has found a potential replacement for the Blues' reigning transfer chief, Marina Granovskaia.
Conor Gallagher insists he remains focused on England’s upcoming Nations League fixtures and not on his club future.
The prospect of Chelsea signing Mohamed Salah from Liverpool is ever so satisfying. A couple of years ago, if asked whether Salah would return to west London, I would have laughed. A Liverpool fans' worst nightmare could turn into reality if Mohamed Salah decides to part ways with the club.
Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has revealed who he would choose in a Premier League five-a-side team — and Cristiano Ronaldo was not one of them.