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Lamps take the darkness out of my sleep
Kai Havertz has revealed that betting under Frank Lampard in Chelsea is a dream come true.
And the 62 million-pound star, 21, needs a legend like his boss after making his debut in the 3–1 win at Brighton on Monday.
Former Bayer Leverkusen offensive midfielder said: “I enjoyed him as a player. As a child, he dreamed of the Premier League and also chelsea.
“I’ve dreamed of betting on a league like this and that dream came true from the beginning. “
And former Bayer leverkusen insists that he is not affected by his highest movement fees.
He added: “Of course it’s a high price, but I think in football today it’s general to pay the prices of one. “
“So for me, I probably wouldn’t try too hard because I don’t think I’m doing the worst things from the afterlife, so the value was high. “
CRACKERS CARABAO CUT
Liverpool and Arsenal could meet in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup after Thursday night’s draw.
There is also a London derby at stake with Chelsea heading towards rival Tottenham.
TWO FOR THE BLUES?
Tiemoue Bakayoko and Davide Zappacosta can be unloaded a few days after Chelsea’s two hundred million pound frenzy.
AC Milan is very close with the French midfielder in a 26-year-old Bakayoko cap, whose blues anguish is interspersed with spells cast by AC and his former club Monaco.
And Genoa has connected to an Italian right-back Zappacosta.
The 28-year-old slipped well to hopeful Reece James of England in the lineup at Stamford Bridge.
DON’T MAKE SO ‘FRUSTRATING’
Rio Ferdinand has United’s failure to point Jadon Sancho of Borussia Dortmund to Chelsea’s frenzy of nearly two hundred million pounds.
He said: “We talked about Sancho months ago. It’s not done yet, it’s so frustrating.
“I’m saying the agreements are easy to make, but Chelsea shows that agreements can be made if you deposit the cash and everything is done the right way. “
CHELSEA PUTS UTD IN SHAME
Rio Ferdinand believes Chelsea have embarrassed their former club, Manchester United, in the market.
And he says United’s inability to point to goal number one, Jadon Sancho, sums up his summer problems.
England’s former central defender told YouTube’s Five channel: “Frank (Lampard) turned players into signatories as if it were the norm, as if it were simple: watering the back of a duck.
“The difference in the way Chelsea has done its business with my Man United team: there’s no noise, nothing happens, all you see is bang-deal. A little conversation, bang-deal.
“That’s what’s frustrating for me and all Man United fans. “
BECKS HIGUAIN SET FOR MIAMI
Gonzalo Higuain is ready for David Beckham’s Inter Milan, as Juventus cancels the Argentine striker’s contract for 17 million pounds.
The 32-year-old, who has not been loaned to Chelsea, is compatriot Paulo Dybala and of course Cristiano Ronaldo in the Juve line-up.
KAI: I’LL LEARN FROM THE LAMPS
New Chelsea offensive midfielder Kai Havertz believes coach Frank Lampard is his best style of play.
Havertz, former Bayer Leverkusen star of former Blues and England midfielder: “I watched many of his games as a child.
“He also liked me playing as a midfielder: entering the area, scoring goals and giving assists.
“I think it helps a lot to have a coach who has played for so long in the Premier League and on the national team.
“He can give me recommendations and I think he will help me a lot to be a better soccer player, a better midfielder, so I am very excited that he is now my coach. “
TURKISH BAKER
Chelsea’s Lewis Baker agreed to sign for Turkish team Trabzon on loan with a purchase option.
Goal reports that the 25-year-old is in Istanbul and will fly to Trabzon before a medical examination after the two have agreed to a one-season contract.
Trabzonspor’s boss is former Chelsea player and manager Eddie Newton, who has known Baker since he was on Blues loan contracts.
Baker is in a position for his eighth transition move away from Stamford Bridge, having made only a competitive appearance for the club.
The midfielder was on loan last season at Fortuna Dusseldorf, but his stay in Germany was cut short in January after a fight with the club’s manager.
CASH IN THE ATTIC
The biggest in Europe are Chelsea, Leeds and Aston Villa.
But the Blues are the wonderful Charlies in the race across the continent, shining as if it were nobody’s business.
However, that can still change.
To date, however, the 10 most sensitive spenders in Europe are here.
SILVA JOINS THE TEAM
Chelsea newcomers Thiago Silva and Ben Chilwell trained before Sunday’s Clash at the Premier League home with Liverpool.
The Blues beat Brighton 3–1 in their first Premier League and Jurgen Klopp champions beat Leeds 4-3.
And former PSG Silva,35-year-old central defender has partnered with Chelsea for the first time after one on the Italian island of Sardinia.
The Brazilian had a prolonged break after his last Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich at the end of August.
Chilwell, 23, would possibly be forced to wait for his Chelsea debut.
CONOR SET FOR LOAN OUTING
West Brom conor Gallagher’s Chelsea transfer takes it a step further.
The 20-year-old was sought after through a number of clubs, including Leeds, Aston Villa, Newcastle and Crystal Palace.
But he will be on loan with the Baggies today, which will give Slaven Bilic’s team a timely touch for the rest of the sea.
TIME FOR THE CHILD
Ben Chilwell approached his Chelsea debut at his cobham centre.
The 50 million-pound English left-back missed Monday’s 3–1 win in Brighton in the first Premier League game, with Liverpool, Sunday’s house crash champion.
Chilwell, 23, who arrived a month from Leicester, hopes to take the Spaniard to three matches with Marcos Alonso.
WERNER: I’ll be in my
Chelsea’s new boy, Timo Werner, believes he will be fully prepared for the Premier League in a few weeks, and says he can’t take any longer.
The 24-year-old German will be the answer to The Blues’ old challenge of locating a famous striker who is revolutionizing English football.
And he admitted he had little time to adjust if he was looking to win things with his new club.
The 48 million-pounder guy said: “The Premier League fits my taste because it’s so fast.
“I want two or three games, but you can’t have a player who takes so long to adjust. Football here is more of a matter of strength and strength of defenders.
“Maybe I have to adapt a little. But me to play, me to score and I to win things.
NEW GALL BAG
West Brom conor Gallagher’s Chelsea transfer takes it a step further.
The 20-year-old was sought after through a number of clubs, including Leeds, Aston Villa, Newcastle and Crystal Palace.
But he’ll be on loan with the Baggies today, which will give Slaven Bilic’s team a good time for the rest of the season.
CASH IN THE ATTIC
The biggest in Europe are Chelsea, Leeds and Aston Villa.
But the Blues are the wonderful Charlies in the race across the continent, shining as if it were nobody’s business.
However, that can still change.
To date, however, here are the 10 countries that spend in Europe.
CFC ACCESSORIES
After the Blues’ victory over Brighton, it’s the next games on Frank Lampard’s team.
Next? Liverpool champions.
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ERNER
Timo Werner has revealed why he turned down Sunday’s opponent in Liverpool this summer.
He added: “When I left Leipzig, I spoke to other clubs.
“There were clubs I spoke to . . . like Liverpool, which has a wonderful team.
“But in the end, I will (move) to Chelsea . . . Not only because of the taste of football, but also because of what they showed me.
“I enjoyed betting in Leipzig, but it was vital for me to arrive at a club with a vision that matches my taste for football. The full Premier League suits my taste. “
NETAS WINNINGS
Timo Werner has promised to make his presence felt as soon as possible at Chelsea, ANDREW DILLON reports.
The 24-year-old German will be the answer to The Blues’ old challenge of locating a famous striker who is revolutionizing English football.
And he admitted he had little time to adjust if he was looking to win things with his new club.
The 48 million-pounder guy said: “The Premier League fits my taste because it’s so fast.
“I want two or three games, but you can’t have a player who takes so long to adjust. Football here is more of a matter of strength and strength of defenders.
“Maybe I have to adapt a little. But me to play, me to score and I to win things.
MAT IS AMAZING
Talk about letting it go after retirement.
A Premier League winner did just that when images of former Chelsea player appeared with a grey beard and tattoos.
In an astonishing transformation, the former player used his freedom.
And it turns out that a few years ago he didn’t go into a barber with his messy mop and invaded through plants and his Santa-style beard.
The player, if they recognize him, is Mateja Kezman.
TIMO PLAYER
That’s how Frank Lampard convinced Timo Werner to sign for Chelsea.
Timo Werner says Frank Lampard had a major influence on his resolve to sign for Chelsea pic. twitter. com/D6kTT5TQ3t
– The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) September 17, 2020
EFL RESCUE STATEMENT
EFL leaders told Prem clubs that a two hundred million pound rescue plan was “urgent” to keep everyone alive, MARTIN LIPTON reports.
Discussions between Prem and EFL President Rick Parry have intensified in recent weeks, as the truth of the start of the season has been sneaky.
Parry recalled that une enthusiast-free gambling would charge EFL’s 72 clubs about 20 million pounds a month, or two hundred million pounds during the total season.
While the Prem parties are willing to help, SunSport has revealed that they will most likely require strict situations about how cash is distributed and spent.
But there is genuine concern that, without the budget available soon, clubs may go bankrupt “in a few weeks. “
Considerations come when Macclesfield, expelled from the EFL last month, settled in the High Court with debts of more than 500,000 euros.
WAITING FOR THE O-KAY
Everton hopes to signal Chelsea’s central defender Fikayo Tomori a one-season contract.
Toffees manager Carlo Ancelotti is ahead to strengthen his defense before the move-in deadline and sees England’s young foreigner as the best signing.
The Blues ceded defender Kurt Zouma to Goodison Park for the 2018-19 campaign.
And The Times says Everton needs to secure a similar deal on the line for Tomori, 22, in the coming weeks.
The player himself is waiting to see if Chelsea will allow him to leave Stamford Bridge.
Everton are light as a central defender, with Michael Keane, Mason Holgate and Yerry Mina their only senior options.
CHELSEA FANS GOOD MORNING
Thiago Silva photographed in chelsea colors for the first time.
The Brazilian power plant, which arrived with a loose PSG this summer, trained in Cobham for the first time.
This happens as Chelsea prepare to face league champion Liverpool on Sunday.
Before the game, Kurt Zouma said: “We have nothing to offer people.
“What I would say is that we are only on ourselves.
“Of course, Chelsea is a team that plays for titles. It’s going to be a game, two big groups are fighting.
“It will be to look.
“Last season, Liverpool absolutely dominated the season, they had a wonderful winning streak. They lost a little.
“But it’s the year. Everybody starts from scratch.
“We’ll see what we can do. We’re going to compete with the best.
“They have a big front of three, but we also have our weapons. We can hurt them. “
TAPIADA
Frank Lampard seems to have a different opinion with Chelsea’s board about a possible offer by Declan Rice.
David Ornstein says the Blues coach is still willing to bring in the West Ham star and turn him into a central defender.
However, Chelsea have been listed as worth around 73 million pounds and members of the club’s hierarchy say those fees are not a smart cost for their money.
They would also be involved that Rice has still solved all the technical deficiencies that led him to be released by Chelsea’s academy as a young man.
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