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(Reuters) - Chelsea's Spanish defenders Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso have resumed training after missing the last two matches due to injury and COVID-19 respectively, the Premier League club said.
(Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane said he was delighted to go above Arsenal great Thierry Henry in the all-time Premier League scoring list after netting his 176th goal in the competition in Monday's 5-0 win over Everton.
Roman Abramovich: His tenure at Chelsea in numbers
Roman Abramovich anunció que, tras 14 años como dueño del Chelsea y como consecuencia del conflicto entre Ucrania y Rusia,. No obstante, y según informan desde Inglaterra, su 'adiós' podría no ser el único que se produzca en Stamford Bridge. «Múltiples fuentes dentro y fuera del club temen que personal clave como Bruce Buck, Marina Granovskaia y Petr Cech sigan a Abramovich por la puerta de salida», informan en. Y es que la salida de estos miembros de la directiva Blue desencadenaría una serie de problemas en la parcela deportiva, tales como la venta de algunos jugadores importantes que no estaba prevista.
Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso have resumed training after missing the last two matches due to injury and COVID-19 respectively, the Premier League club said. Club captain Azpilicueta suffered an injury in Chelsea's League Cup defeat by Liverpool.
Chelsea's next owners have already been shown why they must pounce on the chance to sign Marcus Rashford following the Manchester United forward's psychic moment with Romelu Lukaku.
Here are your Leicester City headlines on Tuesday, March 8.
Resentment rife at Man Utd A punchy opening from Manchester Evening News claims “resentment remains rife” in the Manchester United dressing room as fringe players continue to question the team selection, an issue that was present under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and remains so with Ralf Rangnick in interim charge. Marcus Rashford is considering his future, Eric Bailly is frustrated by the continued presence of captain Harry Maguire in the side, while one player has described a team-mate as a ‘teacher’s pet’ over their constant selection as the fallout continues following the defeat to Manchester City.