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Selling Madueke for right price could be a great move. We have Neto, Estevao and also Palmer able to play there. Also this kid from Portugal is coming next year. 
Rather invest money in new LW or even two of them. 

Man Utd do the same thing every year, pay top whack transfer fees and top salaries to players that they think are sure things. Mason Mount was a sure thing just like Cunha and Mbuemo are. Probably with a £200m outlay on transfer fees and an extra £1m pw in wages they can get to midtable, no idea if they can afford that in PSR but if they can then they'll (probably) be less embarrassing next year.
With the lack of efficiency in how they spend on transfer fees and wages it will cost them something like £1.5bn to get back to being a regular CL club.

Gittens in Borussia at age 20 : 12 goals, 3 assists

Sancho in Borussia at age 20: 19 goals, 18 assists
 
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Plus, Ekitike is very poor in physical duels and has played his worst matches against teams that sit in a low block. On the other hand, Delap is physically excellent and outstanding at holding up the ball. The stereotype that he can only play in transition is also laughable—probably because he plays for Ipswich and didn’t really have another option? He’s still a product of City’s academy, which is based on possession play, and he’s mostly played against low blocks. He also gets his shot off very quickly (his ratio between first touch and shot is very good and fast), and he doesn’t overdo the number of touches to prepare a shot (like Jackson or Ekitike). I’m not saying Delap is "the next big thing," but he’s certainly not that much worse—if at all—than the other players mentioned. What gives me optimism is also his similarity to Vardy—he’s a tough, relentless player, which might be exactly what our team is lacking.
 
Check out the link below.
https://youtu.be/Qca2Vhv_vLU?si=je5aIXLNlnxJHo6B
 

Plus, Ekitike is very poor in physical duels and has played his worst matches against teams that sit in a low block. On the other hand, Delap is physically excellent and outstanding at holding up the ball. The stereotype that he can only play in transition is also laughable—probably because he plays for Ipswich and didn’t really have another option? He’s still a product of City’s academy, which is based on possession play, and he’s mostly played against low blocks. He also gets his shot off very quickly (his ratio between first touch and shot is very good and fast), and he doesn’t overdo the number of touches to prepare a shot (like Jackson or Ekitike). I’m not saying Delap is "the next big thing," but he’s certainly not that much worse—if at all—than the other players mentioned. What gives me optimism is also his similarity to Vardy—he’s a tough, relentless player, which might be exactly what our team is lacking.
 
Check out the link below.
https://youtu.be/Qca2Vhv_vLU?si=je5aIXLNlnxJHo6B
 

Plus, Ekitike is very poor in physical duels and has played his worst matches against teams that sit in a low block. On the other hand, Delap is physically excellent and outstanding at holding up the ball. The stereotype that he can only play in transition is also laughable—probably because he plays for Ipswich and didn’t really have another option? He’s still a product of City’s academy, which is based on possession play, and he’s mostly played against low blocks. He also gets his shot off very quickly (his ratio between first touch and shot is very good and fast), and he doesn’t overdo the number of touches to prepare a shot (like Jackson or Ekitike). I’m not saying Delap is "the next big thing," but he’s certainly not that much worse—if at all—than the other players mentioned. What gives me optimism is also his similarity to Vardy—he’s a tough, relentless player, which might be exactly what our team is lacking.
 
Check out the link below.
https://youtu.be/Qca2Vhv_vLU?si=je5aIXLNlnxJHo6B
 

3 times MoTM in last 6 games  

 

No need to push for Oblak, we have other issues to solve first. Rather bring some 2nd GK that can push Kepa and can be trusted as a 1st choice if Kepa continuous with his "fiasco". Someone like Pope or Dubravka. I still think Kepa can improve with better defenders in front of him ... confidence works wonders for goalkeepers  
I am interested why are we linked with big money move for Chillwell when Digne is much cheaper and probably better in every aspect of the game?  
 

What about Lucas Digne as LB option?  

Great talent but Traore was his age when he was destroying defenders across Holland and we saw how it went with him  we are very bad with young players and Frenkie should never pick Chelsea as his next destination ... 

Think any manager that comes in and benches or worse, gets rid of Jorginho would be making a serious mistake. Guys shown more than enough times this season particularly in the last 10 or 15 matches he is more than good enough. 

Eden Hazard - he came he saw he conquered. Couldn't have gone out any other way. Typical of the man.

Thanks for the memories Hazard 

I am afraid that he will not play some more matches than just final.. 

Throw Fabregas and Alonso in this deal too 

I am afraid that he will not play some more matches than just final.. 

I think it could be the same as Hudson Odoi. He was holding his achilles and ankle didn't roll at all... 

The Europa league was his first tile at Chelsea, let it also be the last.
 

He will never be loved at Real Madrid as much as he is loved here at Chelsea. We love Hazard and yesterday, the fans with their banners showed that, but at Madrid, he will be just another player.

From Latics Speyk
Saturday at 2:05 AM #10 Reece, even at just 19 years old, is fully deserving of the armband. He's a very very special talent, the like of which only gets seen a handful of times in a generation. We'll never see him back at Latics. That's just life, and as much as I'm gutted about it, it's just reality. Hate to say it, but Reece James is better than Wigan Athletic, and I say that advisedly after 20 plus years supporting the club. Frankly, it's been a privilege and an honour to see him play for us this season. He's not just a future England player, but a future England captain, without a shadow of a doubt. His talent is beyond question, but his attitude, his mentality, his temperament... Second to none. 

Reece James is a football icon in the making, and I honestly feel honoured to have had the privilege of seeing him play this season.   Posted by The_Pom

Hudson making his debut now! Coming on the pitch at 69th minute

Yeah during the games i watch them instead of calling our manager stupid things on a forum for Chelsea fans. 

Hazard higuain CHO
RLC jorginho kante
Emerson Andreas Rudi Zappa
Kepa
CHO should start as he will be the freshest of the wingers.
RLC deserves a start ahead of kova and Barkley.
Azpi should get some rest.
 
 

Played really well like a true regista