Xabi Alonso has made his feelings clear after Chelsea’s latest Premier League victory. The manager is pushing the club’s hierarchy to secure two high-profile signings from Barcelona in the January window, with reports suggesting a combined fee around the €120 million mark. This comes as Chelsea sit fourth in the table following a 2-0 win

Chelsea supporters breathed a collective sigh of relief on October 18 after fresh details emerged on Emiliano Martinez’s condition following his nasty head clash during the 2-0 Premier League victory at Everton the previous day. The Argentine goalkeeper, who had been stretchered off after colliding with Jarrad Branthwaite, underwent an operation and is now expected

Chelsea are on the verge of adding seasoned striker Danny Welbeck to their squad, with reports confirming a deal has been agreed with Brighton for the 35-year-old England international. The move, which could be finalised imminently, represents a pragmatic addition under manager Xabi Alonso as the Blues look to bolster attacking options ahead of a

Chelsea captain Reece James faces another anxious wait over his fitness after suffering knee discomfort during training at Cobham. The 26-year-old was left out of the matchday squad for the 5-1 win over Bournemouth on October 10, with manager Xabi Alonso confirming the issue will be assessed week by week. This latest setback comes at

Chelsea supporters have fresh reasons for optimism this week as the club edges closer to landing one of the Premier League’s most sought-after young midfielders. Bournemouth have indicated they will entertain offers exceeding £80 million for Alex Scott when the January window opens, a significant softening of their previous stance that the 23-year-old England international

Chelsea have secured a significant boost to their long-term plans with Cole Palmer agreeing a contract extension that keeps the England international at Stamford Bridge until 2034. The new deal, reported by David Ornstein, adds a year to his existing terms and comes with improved financial conditions, underlining the club’s determination to build around one

Chelsea supporters woke up on Saturday morning still reeling from the 3-0 thrashing at Brentford. The result, delivered on Friday evening at the Gtech Community Stadium, represents the club’s first Premier League defeat there since 1938 and leaves Xabi Alonso with plenty to address during the upcoming international break. The performance was particularly alarming given

Chelsea supporters woke up to major news this week as Clearlake Capital completed its takeover of the club by buying out the remaining stakes held by Todd Boehly, Mark Walter and Hansjörg Wyss. The American private equity firm, which had already held the majority share since the 2022 purchase from Roman Abramovich, now owns the

Chelsea head into Friday’s Premier League clash with Brentford facing fresh selection headaches after three first-team players missed training on Tuesday. The absences have piled pressure on manager Xabi Alonso as the Blues look to build momentum following a mixed start to the season. The standout name among the absentees is Joao Pedro, who has