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Nothing too groundbreaking here but at 19:23, Werner explained his decision to join us - (1) wants to try something new, (2) said we are similar to Leipzig in that we have a young team and an ambitious coach, (3) said Lampard was likeable and friendly during their talks - like Julian Nagelsmann - and can convince people and also understands football. Also added that Chelsea are a bigger club than Leipzig. All those factors combined made it an attractive proposition for him.

Have people forgotten Arsenal are in the FA Cup final? lol They will qualify for the Europa League if they win that!

They will qualify for the Europa League if they win the FA Cup final...

Gonna be a bonkers final day...

Just win or get a draw at least. not confident either will happen

But you don't know what he does, do you? Besides, things can change quickly in football. Remember the Werner transfer? It went from him looking dead set to join to Liverpool to suddenly us jumping in and signing him. And I find this sort of criticism of journalists somewhat ironic. We want the club to move fast and act quickly to sign players but people are criticizing journalists just because they aren't providing an update on every move...

Daily Mail, who quoted The Times have reported the same thing. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-8543783/Chelsea-set-offer-West-Ham-Ross-Barkley-Michy-Batshuayi-Declan-Rice.html Furthermore, it is silly to just assume West Ham would be dumb enough to just accept the swap, especially when Rice still has plenty of years left on his contract.

Kante not fit for the game. Lampard also said we'll give Liverpool a guard of honor (eewww!).

Time for Mount to be the agent then...

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/callum-hudson-odoi-chelsea-transfer-news-kai-havertz-frank-lampard-epl-a9628306.html The report is somewhat contradicting. It says CHO may consider offers to leave but won't force a move. And it's from The Independent. So, taking it with a pinch of salt...

TBF, every journalist seems to be biased towards their own league/country. It's like how English journalists tend to look down at other leagues. Maybe it's not his job to be keeping track of all the transfer stories going about...

If true, LOL...

Still. 4 years is a lot. It can be like serving prison time at Spurs given how Daniel Levy has been operating.

It is really crazy that these Spurs players sign long term deals and surrender their future to someone like Daniel Levy...

Rudiger should be kept around to be our agent for German football players.

From the most reliable source on Belgian footballers...