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“The fans are due their grievances. When you ask them to love a club so much, you can’t then ask them to not have an opinion.”
When Frank Lampard took over at Everton in late January, the assignment was clear. Nothing short of retaining Everton’s Premier League status would suffice.
Romelu Lukaku has distanced himself from his agent’s claim that the striker wants to hold talks with Chelsea this summer over his future at the club.
Lukaku joined Chelsea in a club-record £97.5m transfer from Inter Milan at the start of the season but has struggled to justify his hefty price tag.
Vinicius Junior scored a hat-trick and Karim Benzema equalled Raul’s goal-scoring record as La Liga champions Real Madrid thrashed bottom side Levante 6-0.
Vinicius did not get involved in the scoring until it was already 3-0 – Ferland Mendy had fired Madrid in front after 13 minutes having been played in by Luka
Rangers winger Ryan Kent believes they are destined for Europa League glory after the “beautiful struggle” to get to this stage.
The Ibrox side have reached a European final for the first time in 14 years and Kent believes the lack of expectation has helped them to the verge of their ultimate aim.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has rejected any speculation over his contract situation being linked to the club’s performance in the Champions League.
City exited this year’s competition in dramatic
Thomas Tuchel admits the ongoing sale of Chelsea has been a factor in his side’s poor Premier League form.
Todd Boehly will become Chelsea’s controlling owner when the US magnate’s consortium completes the £4.25billion Stamford Bridge club purchase. Eldridge Industries founder and Los Angeles Dodgers co-owner Boehly will hold the most influence in the consortium that will buy
Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger has reached an agreement with Real Madrid to join the Spanish champions on a free transfer in the summer.
Rudiger will officially join Real on July 1 on a four-year deal understood to be worth €400,000 (£342,000) per week.
Manchester City have confirmed an agreement to sign Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland for £51.1m.
City have paid the 21-year-old’s release clause and expect to pay £85.5m in total when agent fees, signing bonus and other costs are taken into account.
Haaland will join City on July 1, subject
Erling Haaland is close to completing his move to Manchester City.
According to Sky Germany, the striker has informed Borussia Dortmund that he will leave the club at the end of the season. The release clause on his contract is €75 million.
Paul Pogba is likely to move abroad when his Manchester United contract runs out this summer amid reported interest from Manchester City.
The France midfielder joined United in 2016 for a then-world record figure, but would now welcome a fresh challenge.