'Absolutely absurd' - Bernardo Silva hits out at Man City change
Bernardo Silva has slammed the football schedule after learning Manchester City will be forced to play two games in three days.
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Chelsea exclude Palmer, Fofana from Europa Conference League squad
Cole Palmer has been left out of Chelsea’s Europa Conference League squad in a surprise decision by the club as they seek to manage a heavy workload this season, reports independent.co.uk.
Chelsea Drop Best Player Cole Palmer From European Squad. Here's Why
Cole Palmer has not been included in Chelsea's squad for the opening stages of the UEFA Conference League in a bid to manage the England star's minutes in a season that could run till mid-July. Romeo Lavia and Wesley Fofana were also left out reportedly due to "load management" reasons with Chelsea set to participate in a new expanded Club World Cup in the United States, which runs from June 15 to July 13. Palmer scored in England's Euro 2024 final defeat by Spain just 33 days before the beginning of the Premier League season.
2024 Summer Transfer Window Round-Up: Who made the best deals?
There has been a fall in spending across the major European leagues, with expenditure down 14 per cent compared to previous seasons.
Chelsea Umumkan Skuad Conference League, Tanpa Cole Palmer
Chelsea mengumumkan skuad untuk Europa Conference League 2024/2025. Ada tiga inti tidak dibawa, salah satunya Cole Palmer.
USWNT's Emma Hayes says men's soccer clubs 'not ready' for female coaches
United States women's head coach Emma Hayes says there is much work to be done before female managers are given a chance in men's soccer.
'My £35 Marks and Spencer autumn dress is so lovely, I don't want anyone else to get it'
Marks and Spencer shoppers are heaping praise on a 'really pretty' dress that's perfect for autumn. The budget-friendly number has been hailed as 'fitting perfectly' and has a nifty feature that's makes wearing it that little bit easier.
USWNT's Hayes: Men's clubs not ready for female head coach - ESPN
United States women's national team head coach Emma Hayes said there is much work to be done before female managers are given a chance in men's football.