Chelsea’s Enzo Maresca supports players’ complaints over intense fixture schedule
Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca believes players are right to complain about the intense schedule and says going on strike may be one of their options to change things. Player welfare has become an escalating concern,
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca insists there is no pressure from the club’s owners to finish in the top four in the Premier League ...
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Where are they now? Chelsea’s 9 wonderkids from FIFA 15 a decade laterFIFA 15 was released over a decade ago and we thought it would be a timely point to check out where the nine Chelsea ...
Exclusive: Club believe Saif Alrubie’s claim has been incorrectly filed and that Kurt Zouma transfer dispute should be ...
The transfer market is never short of drama, and the latest name to emerge as a potential blockbuster signing is Sweden’s ...
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Daily Schmankerl: Bayern Munich to offer Mykhaylo Mudryk a lifeline from Chelsea?; Bayern players frustrated with lack of communication from coach; Liverpool could b…Starting just 19 Premier League games since the beginning of last season, Mudryk, despite the club going through several ...
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Romano insists ‘zero truth’ Chelsea winger ‘desperate’ to leave with ‘no talks’ over January transferFabrizio Romano says Mykhaylo Mudryk has no plans to leave Chelsea in January amidst reports he is 'desperate for more ...
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