Chelsea's 2021/22 season has been terrible because of problems on the pitch. The current situation between Russia and Ukraine has forced the club's former owner, Roman Abramovich, to sell it.
Chelsea was eventually acquired by a company run by US billionaire Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital for £4.25 billion. The London-based team is anticipating even bigger things under new ownership.
Graham Potter will succeed Thomas Tuchel, who was fired in September, when the owners suddenly announced. However, the former Brighton player's time was short-lived as the club sacked him following a Premier League defeat to Aston Villa in April. After the club board made their choice, former Chelsea manager Frank Lampard led the team for the remainder of the season. Before the summer transfer window, Mauricio Pochettino was officially chosen to lead the team.
Todd Boehly wants to improve his club next season by adding promising young players. With that in mind, let's take a look at the London club's possible starting lineup for the 2023-24 Premier League season based on the players they have been contacted and should sign. *How to arrange Chelsea's squad for the 2023/24 season with Mount out and Lukaku in
Read More
Liverpool hit big transfer breakthrough as deal closes, announcement expected soon – report
Liverpool are believed to have achieved a major breakthrough in their pursuit of the transfer of Alexis Mac Allister, with a deal now considered all but confirmed and an announcement deemed imminent.
Football Insider revealed on Wednesday morning that the Brighton midfielder has agreed to join the Merseyside club following a breakthrough in negotiations. An agreement has been agreed on personal terms, with the 24-year-old set to earn £150,000 a week, three times his Amex Stadium salary.
According to 'a reputable source of the Reds', the transfer is now '99 per cent complete', with only formalities remaining to be completed and an official announcement of the deal is expected early on. June.
Of the numerous Mac Allister updates over the past few weeks and days, this one seems to be the most successful in terms of delivery. The midfielder's tears followed last Sunday's final game of the season against Brighton, and the post-match comments by manager Roberto De Zerbi, strongly hinted he will be leaving the coast. south, and now it seems certain that he will be a Liverpool player. Before a long time.
Assuming there is no last-minute risk of sabotaging the deal, securing the Argentine's signature would be a major coup for the Reds' new sporting director Jorg Schmadtke just a day after his sentence. The club announced his appointment.
Mac Allister's £150,000 weekly salary would make him the sixth highest earner at Anfield according to FBref, a sign of the high position he could immediately enjoy in Jurgen's squad Klopp as the Merseysiders' first signing of the summer.
Ideally, we just need to wait a few more days until we see the 24-year-old holding a red shirt with his name and number on the back and the Kenny Dalglish Stand in the back. have made for a very exciting few months on the transfer front for Liverpool fans.
blogpay
Total Comments: 0