TheHulk 2,618 Posted January 24 Share Posted January 24 16 hours ago, Strike said: How much is this in lost revenues? Win, lose or draw BlueCo out How dare you, a new shirt sponsor is just around the corner and will be announced as soon as 2030 comes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fernando 6,696 Posted January 25 Share Posted January 25 I will say one thing that has been on my mind. If we are going to be bringing players back and forth from Strasbourg then it makes sense to get the manager from there come here as it will build continuity. For example with Liam the one who immediately gets to benefit is Santos. I'm still mad at the Maresca sacking, but if they keep this model of players coming and going from Stasbourg then it makes sence this appointment and any future appointment from Strausbourg. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mkh 705 Posted Thursday at 10:06 Share Posted Thursday at 10:06 🔵💥Long-serving Chelsea secretary David Barnard has announced his plans to retire. (@Matt_Law_DT) Vesper 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,792 Posted Friday at 07:58 Share Posted Friday at 07:58 Hazard told Como coach Fabregas to return to Chelsea: ‘The time has come’ https://football-italia.net/hazard-told-fabregas-return-Chelsea-time-come/ Former Chelsea star Eden Hazard admits he told his former Chelsea teammate Cesc Fabregas that ‘the time has come’ for him to return to Stamford Bridge, while Ju ventus striker Kenan Yildiz would suit Real Madrid. Ex-Chelsea and Real Madrid star Hazard spent the last few days in Italy, where he presented the wines he produces under the label ‘Wine of the Champions’, a brand created by Italian entrepreneur Fabio Cordella. During his interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, Hazard spoke about his former Chelsea teammate Fabregas, now the Como coach, revealing that he hopes to see the Spaniard in charge of the Blues soon. Hazard: Fabregas ‘destined to become one of the best coaches’ “I’ll be honest, in the summer we talked a bit. I told him he was one of the best midfielders in history and that he’s destined to become one of the best coaches as well,” Hazard said. “I explained to him that the time has come for him to return to Chelsea, and he joked about it, but I really believe it. He loves football and knows everything about this spot. I’m a Chelsea fan, and I want the best for the club. That’s why I dream of seeing Cesc on their bench, while I’ll be staying in the stands behind him, enjoying the show.” Fabregas is in his second Serie A season at Como, and the Azzurri are flying in 2025-26, sitting sixth in the standings, just four points below a Champions League spot. Juventus star Kenan Yildiz has also caught Hazard’s attention as the ex-winger believes the 20-year-old Turkey international is destined to play for Real Madrid one day. “My children are crazy about Yildiz. They want lots of his videos and hope to see him in the Premier League,” he said. “As for me, he seems more like a Real Madrid-type player.” Blue Armour 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHulk 2,618 Posted Friday at 12:43 Share Posted Friday at 12:43 4 hours ago, Vesper said: Hazard told Como coach Fabregas to return to Chelsea: ‘The time has come’ https://football-italia.net/hazard-told-fabregas-return-Chelsea-time-come/ Former Chelsea star Eden Hazard admits he told his former Chelsea teammate Cesc Fabregas that ‘the time has come’ for him to return to Stamford Bridge, while Ju ventus striker Kenan Yildiz would suit Real Madrid. Ex-Chelsea and Real Madrid star Hazard spent the last few days in Italy, where he presented the wines he produces under the label ‘Wine of the Champions’, a brand created by Italian entrepreneur Fabio Cordella. During his interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, Hazard spoke about his former Chelsea teammate Fabregas, now the Como coach, revealing that he hopes to see the Spaniard in charge of the Blues soon. Hazard: Fabregas ‘destined to become one of the best coaches’ “I’ll be honest, in the summer we talked a bit. I told him he was one of the best midfielders in history and that he’s destined to become one of the best coaches as well,” Hazard said. “I explained to him that the time has come for him to return to Chelsea, and he joked about it, but I really believe it. He loves football and knows everything about this spot. I’m a Chelsea fan, and I want the best for the club. That’s why I dream of seeing Cesc on their bench, while I’ll be staying in the stands behind him, enjoying the show.” Fabregas is in his second Serie A season at Como, and the Azzurri are flying in 2025-26, sitting sixth in the standings, just four points below a Champions League spot. Juventus star Kenan Yildiz has also caught Hazard’s attention as the ex-winger believes the 20-year-old Turkey international is destined to play for Real Madrid one day. “My children are crazy about Yildiz. They want lots of his videos and hope to see him in the Premier League,” he said. “As for me, he seems more like a Real Madrid-type player.” If only we had Yildiz instead of those 2 plumbers we bought last summer.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Special Juan 28,561 Posted Friday at 12:50 Share Posted Friday at 12:50 Wouldn't this Yildez fella command a big 80-90M+ fee? Not a chance we are doing them sort of prices anytime soon- We paid £48M for Gittens and £40M for Garnacho, the club see much more value in buying two middle of the road players now as opposed to one insanely talented player. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Strike 7,723 Posted Friday at 15:15 Share Posted Friday at 15:15 (edited) 2 hours ago, Special Juan said: Wouldn't this Yildez fella command a big 80-90M+ fee? Not a chance we are doing them sort of prices anytime soon- We paid £48M for Gittens and £40M for Garnacho, the club see much more value in buying two middle of the road players now as opposed to one insanely talented player. There are players who justify a 80m fee and there are players who don't justify even 40m. Enzo/Caicedo are good examples. Yildiz would be worth the gamble imo Edited Friday at 15:15 by Strike kexik, TheHulk and Vesper 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Special Juan 28,561 Posted Friday at 15:46 Share Posted Friday at 15:46 Our board tend to gamble on the cheaper end of the market Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,792 Posted Friday at 19:32 Share Posted Friday at 19:32 3 hours ago, Strike said: There are players who justify a 80m fee and there are players who don't justify even 40m. Enzo/Caicedo are good examples. Yildiz would be worth the gamble imo Here are the top 20 highest T-Markt valuation wingers on the planet, counting Mbappé as a winger: Lamine Yamal €200m 18yo Kylian Mbappé €200m 27yo Vinicius Junior €150m 25yo Michael Olise €130m 24yo Bukayo Saka €130m 24yo Khvicha Kvaratskhelia €90m 24yo Désiré Doué €90m 20yo Estêvão €80m 18yo Raphinha €80m 29yo Kenan Yıldız €75m 20yo Bryan Mbeumo €75m 26yo Bradley Barcola €70m 23yo Rafael Leão €70m 26yo Luis Díaz €70m 29yo Cody Gakpo €70m 26yo Antoine Semenyo €65m 26yo Jérémy Doku €65m 23yo Rodrygo €60m 25yo Nico Williams €60m 23yo Pedro Neto €60m 25yo Age distribution atm: Two 18yos Two 20yos Three 23yos Three 24yos Three 25yos Four 26yos One 27yo Two 29yos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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