Meanwhile, Chelsea’s coach’s disorders did not deter them on the move-in front, with an offer for Erling Haaland to be covert.
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Chelsea, a seasoned coach to succeed Frank Lampard, according to Athletic’s Simon Johnson.
Last week, Christian Falk, Bild’s football director, revealed that the Blues had contacted Thomas Tuchel and Max Allegri, two men who would fit in.
However, the stakes on Ukrainian coach and former Blues forward Andriy Shevchenko have also increased.
Chelsea are “soft” and their players want to “do more,” according to Sky Sports specialist Jamie Redknapp.
Former Liverpool and Spurs midfielder and Cousin Frank Lampard were not impressed by the functionality at Chelsea, who asked players to take over the club’s existing poor form.
He said: “They were outraged and beaten and, as Frank said, the team won.
“One or two of them are a little soft. You never need to be called a soft team. You never need to be called a team that doesn’t run enough, work hard, or win individual battles.
“The players Frank brought in ask them to do more and they haven’t done enough players who were given the chance today.
“So when they get back to school tomorrow, they won’t be able to complain too much or knock on the door when they stay out next week. They want to do more. “
Quickly falling Chelsea may struggle to finish in the BEST HALF of the Premier League, judging by those staggering stats.
The Blues fell to eighth place with Tuesday’s 2-0 loss at Leicester, leaving them with 29 points, their sixth lowest record of all time in the middle of a Prem season.
And in four of the five worst campaigns, they didn’t finish above the tenth.
Manchester United will reportedly rush to find former Chelsea star Jamal Musiala.
The 17-year-old feeling is in talks with Bayern Munich about a new contract, negotiations are reportedly stalled.
Offensive midfielder Musiala is behind a massive contract of 100,000 euros consistent with week despite his years of tenderness, according to Goal.
And their demands would have caused a stalemate: the German giants needed to cough.
Musiala still has a contract for other young people that does not expire until the summer of 2022.
But after breaking several records with the Bavarians, if an agreement is reached, a summer move is likely to take place.
Liverpool and Manchester City would also be aware of the situation.
Chelsea are in talks with Thomas Tuchel as tension rises at Frank Lampard.
Jan Aage Fjortoft says there are ongoing discussions between Tuchel’s representatives and Chelsea’s hierarchy following Tuesday’s 2-0 defeat in Leicester.
SunSport revealed earlier this month that Tuchel was covered up through Roman Abramovich after a series of poor results.
The loss at Leicester Chelsea is sixth in the league this season, leaving her eighth in the table and nine top issues.
Despite spending more than two hundred million pounds last summer, Lampard has yet to reach the maximum of new recruits, adding German couple Timo Werner and Kai Havertz.
It is also understood that on the occasion of a replacement coach, Chelsea would like to hire someone who speaks German fluently to help the star duo shoot.
Tuchel is available after being fired via PSG and replaced by former Spurs player Mauricio Pochettino.
He won two Ligue 1 titles in his 18 months in the French capital, while leading PSG to the final of the Champions League last season.
Chelsea would see Tuchel reunite with his former captain Thiago Silva, who did a loose season at Stamford Bridge after bayern Munich’s European Cup defeat.
Chelsea will make a summer offer for Borussia Dortmund’s famous player, Erling Haaland, according to reports.
Athletic says the Blues are determined to bring in the most sensible striker and the Norwegian is their first choice.
The Blues had been among the favorites to point to Haaland, with players like Man Utd and Real Madrid hanging around.
However, his moving team believes many potential suitors will come down and wait for their 66 million pound release clause to be activated by 2022.
This would give Chelsea to negotiate a deal with Dortmund that fits all parties.
Televised Premier League matches have been announced for next month, a delicious clash between Arsenal and Manchester United.
League leaders will head to the Gunners in the form of Mikel Arteta at 5. 30 a. m. on Saturday, January 30 for a clash at Sky Sports.
As enthusiasts will not return to the stadiums, the full list of matches will continue to be displayed.
A shareholders’ meeting gave the green light on Wednesday to continue football 24 hours a day as he prepared to watch the season without fans, and the match has also aired on terrestrial television.
West Brom’s game with Fulham on January 30 at 3 p. m. will be broadcast on the BBC.
Out-of-competition matches in February come with Tottenham’s clash with Chelsea on Thursday four February at 8pm, which will be at BT Sport.
The following weekend, Sunday at 4. 30pm, Liverpool will host Manchester City on Sky and on Saturday 13th February there will be two top-of-the-table games in Leicester against Liverpool (12. 30pm BT) and Spurs from the city (5. 30 pm). pm, honey).
Jurgen Klopp will see his team tested to the fullest with the Merseyside derby seven days later, at Sky at 5. 30pm.
City will then head to Arsenal on Sunday 21 February for a clash at 4. 30pm. m. in Sky. La last grand six of the month will see Manchester United against Chelsea on Sunday 28 February for the night at Sky.
Premier League leaders are ready for a fanless season despite the roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine.
The 20 “shareholder” clubs demonstrated that all matches until the end of next month will be broadcast live on television.
But privately, league and club leaders have stated that enthusiasts will be able to return through the Prem tourniquets until next season.
And unless there’s a wonderful replacement for the government and fitness chiefs, it will mean that the whole part of the moment of the crusade will be available for enthusiasts to see “live” from home.
In a statement after the two-hour virtual meeting, a Prem spokesman said: “All Premier League matches from Saturday 30 January to the last weekend of February will be available for enthusiasts to watch directly in the UK.
“Matches will continue to be broadcast through existing Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC broadcast partners.
“The main points of all contract transmission options will be announced today, as well as the first additional options.
“Confirmation of the remaining matches, until circular 26, will be maintained in due course. “
James Maddison said Leicester had highlighted Chelsea’s tactical weaknesses and controlled them to exploit them in the Foxes’ 2-0 win over the Blues at King Power on Tuesday.
The midfielder gave a refreshing post-match interview following his team’s victory and line enthusiasts enjoyed it.
Brendan Rodgers’ appearance won all 3 issues thanks to goals from Wilfred Ndidi and Maddison in the first half.
Ndidi came here from a little boy involving Maddison.
In statements to Sky Sports after the match, the 24-year-old said, “We work on it, we watch Chelsea, corners and creativity. “
“Sometimes they faint with stopped kicks and we knew everything we could choose.
“We don’t score enough goals on stopped shots. I ripped my hair out as a corner.
“We also revere the manager. We made a small part-time replacement to almost spend 4-4-2 out of possession, 4-3-3 in possession.
“Just little things like that, on our feet. We faced the threats presented to us and I think we deserved the 3 points. “
Former Chelsea frontman Patrick Bamford has donated 5,000 euros to a school to fund iPads for children.
The elegant footballer also sent a non-public message to academics at Beeston Elementary School, near the home of Elland Road in Leeds.
Schools are closed to the maximum number of young people across the country in the midst of closure, and some suffer from distance education.
And Bamford, 27, made the brilliant gesture before urging them to keep running and exercising.
He said in his personalized message: “I have spoken to Ms. Tidey (Assistant Director) and nominated through her teachers for working hard or doing his homework, the most productive of his talents will win some kind of prize. “
Chelsea, an experienced coach to succeed Frank Lampard, according to Simon Johnson of Athletic.
Last week, Christian Falk, Bild’s football director, revealed that the Blues had contacted Thomas Tuchel and Max Allegri, two men who would fit in.
However, bets on Ukrainian technician and former Blues striker Andriy Shevchenko have also increased.
The move of England center-back Fikayo Tomori from Chelsea to AC Milan could be shown this week.
The 23-year-old is embarrassed at Stamford Bridge and will be allowed to do so temporarily.
Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano added a purchase option for around $27 million and England’s defense will fly to Italy this week.
Frank Lampard is in half a ton as he tries to cancel Chelsea’s depressing career.
OptaJoe has revealed a surprising statistic on the Blues’ lousy defensive record away from home since Lampard, under pressure, took over as chief at the start of last season.
Last night’s 2-0 defeat in Leicester means Newcastle (52) has scored more home goals than Chelsea’s 50 in that period.
In a statement after the two-hour virtual meeting, a Premier League spokesman said: “All Premier League matches from Saturday 30 January to the last weekend of February will be made for enthusiasts to watch live in the UK.
“Matches will continue to be broadcast through existing broadcast partners Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC.
“The highlights of all the contract transmission options will be announced today, as well as the first additional options.
“Confirmation of the remaining matches, up to day 26, will come in due course.
“The Premier League and its clubs are committed to one that is available to fans.
“These plans were developed with the cooperation of our broadcast components, who are running with us to offer those additional matches while the stadiums lack the enthusiasts who are an integral component of the game. “
A little of the latest news for you. . .
Premier League bosses are ready for a fanless season despite the roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccine.
The 20 “shareholder” clubs demonstrated that all matches until the end of next month will be broadcast live on television.
But privately, league and club leaders have stated that enthusiasts will be able to return for tourniquets until next season.
And unless there’s a wonderful replacement for the government and fitness chiefs, it will mean that the whole part of the moment of the crusade will be available for enthusiasts to see “live” from home.
Tottenham and Manchester United are the most affected through continuous bleaching, wasting about 6 million pounds on winnings for every house game played behind closed doors.
But while crowds of up to 2,000 were allowed for a few weeks in December, the resulting crackdown on mutant strains of the virus closed again.
Chelsea are ‘sweet’ and their players want to do more, according to Sky Sports specialist Jamie Redknapp.
Former Liverpool and Spurs midfielder and cousin Frank Lampard, who was not impressed with the functionality at Chelsea, asked players to take over the club’s poor form.
He said: “They were overtaken and beaten and, as Frank said, the team won.
“One or two of them are a little comfortable. You never need to be called a comfortable team. You never need to be classified as a team that doesn’t run hard enough, doesn’t paint hard, or wins individual battles.
“The players Frank brought, you ask them to do more and they didn’t do enough players who had their chance today.
“So when they get back to school tomorrow, they won’t be able to complain too much or knock on the door when they stay out next week. They want to do more. “
Chelsea would be compiling a short list of German-speaking coaches if they got rid of Lamps.
According to The Athletic, Les Bleus’ hierarchy believes a German-speaking boss may be the future.
Former Paris Saint-Germain manager Thomas Tuchel, RB Leipzig manager Julien Nagelsmann and legendary German coach Ralf Rangnick can be considered.
And the thinking of the leaders may fear the grim situation of the German summer signings Timo Werner and Kai Havertz.
Frank Lampard is the new to being the next Premier League boss to leave his post, according to bookmakers Paddy Power.
The 42-year-old rated 7/2, but last night’s result saw his chances reduced to 8/11, beating former favorite Steve Bruce.
The head of Stamford Bridge, who spent more than two hundred million pounds on new recruits last summer, now admits that he is “concerned” about chelsea’s form.
The next Premier League coach fired – Paddy Power
Frank Lampard – August 11
Steve Bruce – 15/8
Chris Wilder – 3/1
Roy Hodgson – 1/9
Nuno Espirito Santo – 1/11
Mikel Arteta – 1/1 14
The Blues are struggling to finish in the Premier League’s BEST MITAD if those alarming stats are something to say.
Chelsea dropped to eighth place, nine problems over leader Leicester, and has one of his lowest problems in the middle of Prem’s history.
They have scored fewer than 29 problems this season in 19 games.
And four of the only times, they failed to finish above the tenth position of the Prem.
Here’s what Lampard said about Tomori’s last night.
He said: “Expectations at this club are high. It’s anything that’s there.
“It’s not my resolution [if you stay]. Some things get out of your control. Which I can’t answer.
Fikayo Tomori’s loan to AC Milan is expected to be shown this week.
The Chelsea center-back is embarrassed at Stamford Bridge and will be allowed to do so temporarily.
Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano added that there is a buy option for around ’27 million pounds’ and that England’s defense will fly to Italy this week.
A little more detailed about last night’s defeat to Leicester and how the statistics are damaged.
On paper, it looks like Chelsea was in the game with the top property and more shots.
But the truth is that the Blues were overtaken and it was a comfortable win for Brendan Rodgers’ look: the first time the North Irishman beat Chelsea in 16 attempts.
And as Lampard said, Leicester ran harder and harder than its players.
More reaction from Frank Lampard now.
Assessing the defeat in Leicester, the Blues boss said last night: “We were defeated through a team.
“They were sharper than us, they ran more than us, they seemed to have a compatible team and we looked like an out-of-shape team.
“Sometimes we fall asleep. I felt there were many moments in the first part when our acuity was not there.
“The basics and the least are running, sprinting and the field, and many of our players haven’t. “
Chelsea, an experienced coach to succeed Frank Lampard, according to Simon Johnson of Athletic.
Last week, Bild’s football director Christian Falk revealed that the Blues had contacted Thomas Tuchel and Max Allegri, two men who would be fit.
However, bets on Ukrainian technician and former Blues striker Andriy Shevchenko have also increased.
Chelsea will make a summer offer for Erling Haaland, according to reports.
Athletic says the Blues are determined to bring a high-level striker and the Norwegian is their first choice.
The Blues had been among the favorites to point to Haaland, with players such as Man Utd and Real Madrid circling.
However, his moving team believes many potential suitors will come down and wait for their 66 million pound release clause to be activated by 2022.
This would give Chelsea to negotiate a deal with Dortmund that fits all parties.
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