The Blues' FIFA Club World Cup exploits have set them up for future success, with their No.10 the main man in the BlueCo project
The transfer window burst open ahead of schedule, but England's top clubs aren't all rushing to splash the cash-with the 2025-26 season charging full speed ahead
Chelsea defender Levi Colwill has boldly claimed that winning Club World Cup will be considered as more prestigious than lifting the Champions League title in the future. Colwill also expressed his belief that the Blues can build on their success in the United States by challenging for the Premier League and Champions League in the 2025-26 campaign.
The English club is making a serious push for the Toluca midfielder, while two other European teams have entered the mix
This will be the ninth consecutive edition of the Campeón de Campeones held at Dignity Health Sports Park
Al Rayyan have reportedly submitted a $7 million bid to sign the Club América winger
Reports from Portugal suggest Viktor Gyokeres' long floated move from Sporting CP to Arsenal could be in danger of completely collapsing.
Wrexham’s ambitious bid to lure Fulham captain Tom Cairney has fallen short, with the veteran midfielder committing to another year at Craven Cottage. Despite interest from Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s club, the 34-year-old has signed a contract extension that will keep him in the Premier League until next summer.
Ex-Arsenal and Liverpool star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's deal with Besiktas has been terminated, setting up the player's return to the Premier League.
Manchester United are reportedly looking to make a surprise move to sign France international Corentin Tolisso from Lyon, contacting the midfielder's entourage as they look to strengthen their squad this summer. Tolisso, who impressed in Ligue 1 last season, is reportedly open to joining the Premier League giants – but the Red Devils face competition from Atletico Madrid.
