Meanwhile, Ross Barkley has been at Aston Villa for the rest of the season.
Get all the gossip and updates on transfers below. . .
RUDI’S AWAKENING
Chelsea ordered Antonio Rudiger to signal a contract extension if he leaves this summer, The Mirror reports.
The German doesn’t have much time with Frank Lampard and his current contract expires in 18 months.
Chelsea needs to threaten to waste it on a loose move if they lend it.
And now Rudiger was ordered to extend his contract for 12 months as a Spurs and West Ham club.
Call of Duty
Ross Barkley admits that he left Chelsea for Aston Villa to secure his position on the English Euro 2021 team.
The midfielder said: “In the last two years I have been stopped-started, I have done it and then I am out of the team.
“Coming here and having the chance to play is a wonderful thing for me.
“The Euros at the end of the season are a goal, I hope I can be there.
“Dean Smith influenced me with the way he spoke to me, it looks like it’s going to be an exciting season. “
ANT FOR DEC
Chelsea are able to offer Antonio Rudiger and Ruben Loftus-Cheek by Declan Rice.
The motion window podcast states that West Ham can only point to two of the established blues first team players in exchange for their star man.
Frank Lampard recently admitted that Loftus-Cheek normalizes football for development.
While Rudiger made the fifth selection as a centre-back following the arrival of Thiago Silva.
CLEAR AS ROCK WATER
Chelsea welcomes Crystal Palace to Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
But the Blues have lost two of their last four games in all competitions, winning once against Barnsley.
Meanwhile, the Eagles already have Man Utd at Old Trafford before a debatable defeat to Everton.
And Frank Lampard will be ahead to lead his team to victory.
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) 30 September 2020
EXCLUSIVE TO DUNCAN WRIGHT
Chelsea are threatening to waste five million pounds to pay Kepa at the bank, because they can’t locate anyone who needs to signal their doorman.
With a selling value of 60 million pounds, no customer has been discovered for the 25-year-old and now the Blues have had to start with a club in a position to lend it.
But with European football hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, there is not even a party willing to sign a loan agreement, which would mean it would have to pay its salary of 150,000 euros in line with the week.
And it’s developing as the London club will stay with Kepa on its payroll for the rest of the season, giving them a five million pound bill just to be a replacement goalkeeper.
DRINKING EVERYTHING
Valencia is a surprise transfer from Danny Drinkwater.
Chelsea’s exile has not lasted long with Frank Lampard.
And Radio Esport Valencia says Drinkwater might be on its way to Mestalla this week.
He would arrive to fill the void left through Dani Parejo and Francis Coquelin, who either sold in a strangely profitable manner to their rivals Villarreal.
BAK IN FRANCE
Tiemoue Bakayoko is about to reach Chelsea for Paris Saint-Germain.
Goal claims that the French have reached a transfer agreement by the excluded midfielder.
The PSG is interested in getting Antonio Rudiger out of Les Bleus.
THIA-GO?
Thiago Silva insists he is concerned about his long-term contract with his new one-season contract with Chelsea.
Silva explains: “I will make as productive as possible and give a contribution to this team, to this new project.
“I accepted this new challenge, it’s going to be smart for me.
“Everyone knows that my ambition is to play the World Cup in two years when I’m 38. It’s a big responsibility. “
BULLET SILVA
Thiago Silva has ignored considerations about his age and said he joined Chelsea to win primary trophies.
The 36-year-old defense, signed up on a loose PSG field, said: “I’m here just to go through the moves, or just through the experience, I’m here to win.
“I want everyone to be very transparent about it: I’ll give everything for Chelsea to win.
“I didn’t come to dinner in London or the sights. I’m here to play football, paint, and that’s what I’m getting ready for.
“I am sure, with the organization of players we have and a coach who is an herbal leader, that we will fight for each and every one of the cutlery this year.
Barking crazy
Ross Barkley’s move to Aston Villa made him the 20th Chelsea player on loan this summer.
But who else has a way out of Stamford Bridge?
And can you play a long-term role with Frank Lampard in west London?
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Opportunity in the pot
Chelsea may fall victim to a nightmare ‘death group’ when the Champions League draw is held tomorrow.
There is a draw against Bayern Munich, who beat them 7-1 in the round of 16 before winning the entire tournament.
A imaginable clash with former chief Antonio Conte and Inter Milan can happen in The Bombo 3.
While the fourth pot has the Frenchman from Rennes, he has just sold Edouard Mendy to Les Bleus for 22 million pounds.
EDEN’S HANDS
Eden Hazard will be out next month due to injury.
He has just regained his fitness and has been summoned by Real Madrid to face Real Valladolid tonight.
But the former Chelsea star suffered a muscle in her right leg.
Hazard has been plagued by injuries and fitness after leaving Stamford Bridge for Spain last year.
The Belgian foreigner has so far missed 32 matches for Real Madrid’s injury.
And there will be even more after this setback.
OLD FRIENDS
Ross Barkley seems to be staying with his new teammates at Aston Villa.
– Aston Villa (@AVFCOfficial) September 30, 2020
Birthday
Chelsea paid tribute to her birthday boy Olivier Giroud, who is now 34.
The sleek striker has been on the bench in recent years when Chelsea’s new recruits settled down, but contributed to the smart effects when he started last night opposing Tottenham.
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) 30 September 2020
WERNER RALLYING CRY
Timo Werner has made a war cry after Chelsea’s defeat to Tottenham.
The defeat in the shootings came just days after they had to go 3-0 against West Brom, but their German striker seeks to silence the team by Saturday.
– Timo Werner (@TimoWerner) September 30, 2020
NO LOST TIME
Ross Barkley Dean Smith liked the selection of loans and took advantage of the possibility of pointing it out, according to a journalist.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek also has tips for a loan, but Smith “wasted no time” when Barkley was available.
– matt maher (@mjmarr_star) September 30, 2020
MORE ABOUT BARKLEY
There is no purchase option at the end of Barkley’s unexpected transfer to Villa, so Chelsea will be forced to stay with him.
Athletic reports that it was the normal game time offer that convinced Barkley to move, however, he will face a fierce midfield festival with Jack Grealish and John McGinn impressive.
Villa wouldn’t have finished with Barkley and will look to point to the striker before the window closed.
BARKLEY AT ASTON VILLA
RUPTURA: Aston Villa has acquired Ross Barkley on loan from Chelsea for one season.
The midfielder had a festival at midfield positions on Stamford Bridge and has now gone to Dean Smith Village.
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) 30 September 2020
LEIPZIG CHEEKY
Leipzig laughed a little at Tottenham’s expense after former star Timo Werner scored his first goal in English football.
Although his Chelsea team crashed, Werner’s purpose was a reminder that he enjoyed an opposite blow to Spurs, as Leipzig was so keen to remind us last night.
– RB Leipzig English (@RBLeipzig_EN) 29 September 2020
WALKING ON THE MOUNTAIN
Frank Lampard encouraged Mason Mount to triumph over his missed penalty last night and recover.
The Blues midfielder missed a fifth-pen against Tottenham in last night’s penalty shootout to get Chelsea out of the Carabao Cup.
But Lampard believes the moment will be a failure in a race.
He told Chelsea media channels: “I don’t think it’s a terrible blow. It’s a disappointing night to be eliminated from the Carabao Cup, but Mason will still have many nights for this club and his country when he plays in matches of wonderful importance to them and he will be the decisive thing in a positive way.
“He has me at all times, as well as the team and everyone around him. You miss a penalty and it’s a collective when you get as far in a game like this. “
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) 30 September 2020
NO PEN FOR TIMO
Frank Lampard has told the bewildered Chelsea enthusiasts why striker Timo Werner didn’t take a pen last night in Chelsea’s EFL Cup loss to the Spurs.
Mason Mount missed the major fifth penalty to knock Chelsea down from the League Cup, after Werner put Chelsea in with a good goal in the first half.
Despite his goal, he was not one of five to stop at the site and Chief Lampard said the injuries were the reason.
Blues’ boss said, “You’re running through the consequences and looking for a plan, but it’s very hard to tell.
Timo had cramps in the finish line and Timo would have had one, so we had to adapt to that.
TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
Chelsea is ready to give Away Antonio Rudiger and Ruben Loftus-Cheek to West Ham in order to get Declan Rice, according to the Transfer Window podcast.
Ian McGarry said: “According to our reports, Antonio Rudiger, who was the main victim at the beginning of the season in terms of wasting his place, showed up to West Ham United as part of the deal to bring Rice to Stamford Bridge.
“Rudiger, the German international, will be on loan [somewhere else].
“Chelsea will sell it permanently, however, it is noted that Rudiger himself is unsure of his move around London. He’d rather stay a year and go out himself. “
“There is one player concerned about this proposal at West Ham, and that is England’s foreign midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek.
“It is on stage for Rudiger in the sense that it is not in Lampard’s plans, and he would rather play football in a 12-month era leading up to Euro 2020. “
CHELSEA FAN MORNINGS!
Chelsea are HORS of the Carabao Cup after Mason Mount missed the decisive fifth shot against Tottenham.
Mount’s effort cut the pole into the penalty shootout after the Blues conceded a 1-0 lead to tie 1-1 in minutes.
Timo Werner’s first purpose at the festival for the club opened the scoring, but Frank Lampard’s team may not find a second.
Werner may simply not receive a penalty as he received cramp treatment.
Lampard swapped passionately with former Blues chief and now Spurs coach Jose Mourinho from his technical areas.
Edouard Mfinishy and Ben Chilwell made their full debut, while Marcos Alonso’s time at the club could end after looking at the opposite moment of West Brom from the team bus, according to The Athletic.
Lampard has denied that Antonio Rudiger’s long career is a long way from Stamford Bridge, the Telegraph has reported Tottenham’s interest in Germany’s foreign central defense.
Lampard revealed that Ruben Loftus-Cheek could be on loan to play more games, but is highly qualified and would also be competitive if he remained a member of his team.
He said, “It’s imaginable for Ruben to faint to play because I think it would be wonderful for him. “
BEING FRANK
Frank Lampard told Sky Sports: “You lose on penalties, anything can right now.
“The first part was all imaginable dominance in terms of possession.
“I am satisfied with the pieces, but with which we had we have to score more goals.
“We can do more in terms of reaction [to replacing Tottenham tactics].
“We also seemed tired towards the end of the game.
“We have spoken with the players, we run for penalties.
“Timo [Werner] had cramps towards the end of the game and would have had one. “
CHELSEA’S OUT!
Mason Mount misses the decisive penalty.
His effort cuts the pole after nine successful shots from both sides.
Frank Lampard left the Carabao Cup in the fourth round.
The unexpected Timo Werner is not the pen of the RB LeipzigArray. .
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