The success at the summer tournament in the United States has filled the coffers and raised expectations for the new Premier League campaign

Chelsea’s dream of luring Morgan Rogers to Stamford Bridge may have to remain just that, for the time being. The recently crowned world champions are in the process of constructing a squad

The first qualifying round of the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League has begun in Europe, and familiar names like Malmo, FCSB, and Ludogorets Razgrad are playing meaningful games.

Chelsea are looking to trim their squad by putting nine players up for transfer after winning the Club World Cup

CHELSEA’S Club World Cup win changes everything. And nothing. Everything, because a trophy suggests there really is method in the transfer policy that has sometimes looked like madness. And

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What a strange tournament. What an unusual day in East Rutherford, New Jersey, a Super Bowl-inspired extravaganza in which two halves of a football match bookended a 24-minute half-time show before a trophy ceremony that saw sections of the crowd loudly boo Trump, before the president found his happy place up on the podium with Chelsea’s players.

An expanded Club World Cup marked by empty seats, slashed ticket prices, searing heat, weather-delayed matches and a criticized field surface ended in a surprise victory by Chelsea, the fourth-best team in the Premier League.