Ivanovic accepts situation

BranislavIvanovic has stated that he accepts his current situation after being dropped to the bench by Antonio Conte. He said that he has no hard feelings towards the manager and that he wants to do his best for the team. He believes that the manager has made the best decision by choosing the most in-form

Kanté has impressed Antonio Conte

£32 million was the transfer fee that Chelsea had to pay in order to sign N’GoloKante from Leicester City, the French player completed his move to Stamford Bridge on July 16 of 2016 and so far it seems like he has impressed the head coach Antonio Conte. N’GoloKanté has performed in all 3 of the

Chelsea step up Costa interest

Chelsea are ready to make a £40m bid for Atletico Madrid striker Diego Costa, according to the Mail Online. The Blues have been regularly linked with a move for the Spain international, who has scored twenty-four goals in La Liga so far this season, a record only bettered by Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo. There has

Inter deny Torres talks

Inter Milan have denied that they are holding talks with Manchester United’s Javier Hernandez, according to the Express. The Serie A side had been linked with a move for both Torres and Javier Hernandez of Manchester United, though their president Erick Thohir has insisted that no talks have been held with either striker. Torres has

Chelsea held in Istanbul

Chelsea’s Champions League last sixteen tie with Galatasaray is finely poised as the two sides played out a 1-1 draw at the Turk Telekom Arena yesterday evening. Fernando Torres gave the Blues the lead after just nine minutes with an early tap-in only for Aurelien Chedjou to draw the hosts’ level from close range after

Mourinho keen to wrap up deals ahead of World Cup

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is confident he can wrap up deals for both Edinson Cavani and Luke Shaw before this summer’s World Cup finals in Brazil, according to the Mirror. A striker and a left back are high on the Blues’ boss’s list of targets with his current selection of strikers struggling for consistency, and