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  Norwich city goalkeeper net a norty goal against his term giving man City 1 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place

  Norwich city goalkeeper net a norty goal against his term giving man City 1 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place

  Norwich city goalkeeper net a norty goal against his term giving man City 1 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place

 

 

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

 

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

  Norwich city goalkeeper net a norty goal against his term giving man City 1 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. Norwich city goalkeeper net a norty goal against his term giving man City 1 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season.

   Norwich city goalkeeper net a norty goal against his term giving man City 1 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season.

  Norwich city goalkeeper net a norty goal against his term giving man City 1 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of...

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

   The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

 

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season

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  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

 The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad. 6:30 FPL Show Ep 2: Thomas Tuchel drops  When to bri...

  The celebrations from Saturday evening's UEFA Champions League final triumph over Manchester City have barely died down and already Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel is putting plans in place ahead of the start of next season. The Blues secured their first Champions League crown in nine years thanks to a 1-0 win over Pep Guardiola's charges at the Estadio do Dragao in Porto, as Kai Havertz, the club's record signing, netted the only goal of the game shortly before half-time. After losing the FA Cup final just two weeks prior to Saturday's showpiece event, it was the perfect way for the Blues to respond and clinch their first piece of silverware under Tuchel. Although the German has enjoyed an excellent level of success in his relatively short time in charge at Stamford Bridge with the players he already has at his disposal, it is only natural that a head coach would wish to put his own stamp of authority on his squad.

  Romelu Lukaku has admitted he had to leave Manchester United to better himself as a player. It come as he returns to the Premier League two years after departing the Red Devils to sign up to their Premier League rivals Chelsea. Exactly a decade after joining the Blues for the first time, the Belgium international is back at Stamford Bridge with a point to prove. It has been quite the journey for the 28-year-old, who managed just 10 Premier League appearances during his first stint in west London before signing for West Brom and Everton on loan. After impressing at both, he permanently joined the Toffees before United forked out £80m for his services in 2017.

  Romelu Lukaku explained that he simply could not keep up with Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea tactics from the previous campaign. Speaking to the Guardian, Lukaku admitted how impressed he’d been by Tuchel’s methods last year. The German instantly set about deploying his blueprints on Frank Lampard’s group, after the pair exchanged managerial places in January.He installed a 3-4-2-1 formation, ensuring defensive solidity and a greater emphasis on possession. This transformation was instantly recognisable from his very first match in charge. At home to Wolverhampton Wanderers, Chelsea kept a clean sheet, boasted 78.9% and completed 820 passes. Since 2003, both of those possession statistics are the highest totals by a team in their manager’s debut Premier League game in charge.

  Edu has come in, and the recruitment has been lazy'; 'Romelu Lukaku a game-changer for Chelsea - Man City have to sign Harry Kane'; Watch Arsenal vs Chelsea live on Sky Sports Premier League from 4pm on Super Sunday;  kick-off 4.30pmArsenal's season got off to the worst possible start on Friday Night Football as they were beaten 2-0 by Premier League new boys Brentford, while European champions Chelsea beat Crystal Palace 3-0 on Saturday, and have new signing Romelu Lukaku still to come into the side.

  Chelsea are still expected to complete further business in the summer transfer window despite forking out £97.5million to re-sign Romelu Lukaku last week. Lukaku has left Inter Milan to head back to Stamford Bridge seven years after he departed to join Everton, becoming the Blues' most expensive signing ever. Thomas Tuchel was keen to add a new centre-forward to his ranks, but reports suggest he is still looking to strengthen other areas of his squad before the window closes at the end of the month. Certain players could also leave the west London club over the next few weeks, so we're on hand with the latest Chelsea transfer news below

  The 22-year-old has put in two excellent displays against Villarreal and Crystal Palace, with it also being claimed that he could face Arsenal at the Emirates this Sunday. However, Jules Kounde’s potential arrival at the club could reduce Chalobah’s game time and it could lead to him going out on his fourth loan spell. Fans on Twitter are very much split on whether that would be the right decision:.‘The Kid Has To Stay’ ‘Leaving On Loan Is His Best Move’ Fans Discuss Reports That Impressive Chelsea Defender Could Depart

  On potentially winning the coveted award, which has been running since 1956, Jorginho told SporTV : "We all have dreams. "But, I'll be honest, it depends on the criteria that the decision is based on. "If we're talking about talent then I know I'm not the best in the world. But if it's going on titles, then nobody has won more than I have this season," the Brazil-born man stated.It's good that they talk about our players first of all, and that it shifts a little bit and the guys like Jorgi and like N’Golo Kante are in the spotlight, because they are so, so useful and so, so helpful for any team in the world," he told the official Blues website

   T his was not the fan involvement Chelsea were looking for today as they showed off Romelu Lukaku for the first time. The Belgian was out of quarantine and at Stamford Bridge with his new team-mates for the first time since completing a club-record £97.5million return to the club he left seven years ago. Lukaku spoke on his delight at being handed the no9 shirt, recently vacated by Tammy Abraham, and has promised to hit the ground running - starting with a likely debut against Arsenal this weekend - as he was put through his paces with the likes of Timo Werner.

  N'Golo Kante, Christian Pulisic and Hakim Ziyech are uninvolved in Chelsea's open training session at the BridgeN'Golo Kante and Christian Pulisic are doubts for Chelsea's clash against Arsenal at the weekend after missing the Blues' open training session at Cobham. Fans at the training ground were unable to see the two stars as injury concerns mount ahead of the weekend's London derbyKante missed Chelsea's opener against Crystal Palace on Saturday and still hasn't shaken off his ankle discomfort. Meanwhile, Pulisic, who scored the second goal in the 3-0 win, could also face a late fitness tes Hakim Ziyech is also still not in training following his injury in the UEFA Super Cup final win over Villarrea RELATED ARTICLThree Chelsea players miss Stamford Bridge open training ahead of Arsenal clash ESl.t.by Three Chelsea players miss Stamford Bridge open training ahead of Arsenal clash.N'Golo Kante, Christian Pulisic and Hakim Ziyech are uninvolved in ...

  Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham were six of 12 teams that joined the European Super League; however, all six - plus Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan and AC Milan - pulled out within days after furious backlash, causing breakaway to collapseThe six - along with AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid - are now back in the ECA fold after re signing to form the breakaway Super League in April. The news follows on from the announcement of a 'peace agreement' between UEFA and those nine clubs back in May. Gary Neville and Graeme Souness assess title contenders Transfer Centre LIVE! Stream the biggest moments on NOW for just £25 p/m The ECA said in a statement: "The ECA executive board took into consideration the clubs' acknowledgement that the so-called European Super League project was not in the interests of the wider football community and their publicly communicated decisions to abandon said ESL project completely. "The...

  New Chelsea forward Romelu Lukaku appears to be extending a tradition of becoming friends with the Chalobah brothers upon his return to Stamford Bridge. The Belgian became the Blues’ record signing last week as he rejoined the club in a £98m move from Serie A champions Inter Milan.The switch signalled his return to west London approximately seven years after his first spell as a Chelsea player came to an end with a permanent transfer to Everton. Since then, former Anderlecht man Lukaku has had spells with the Toffees, Manchester United and of course Inter before sealing his move back.Following confirmation of the deal, Lukaku had to oversee a period of self-isolation before he could be fully integrated into the squad. That is now over and in a video released by the club, the 28-year-old was seen getting ready for training with young defender Trevoh Chalobah. With the two getting friendly, it appears that a tradition has been extended at Stamford Bridge with Lukaku having previous...

  The striker joined the Blues from Inter Milan last week, securing a return to Stamford Bridge 10 years after he first walked through the doors. After completing his spell in isolation after arriving in London, the Belgian checked into his new home on Monday to take a guided tour of Cobham, to pose for photographs and to conduct his official first interview.The striker was back at Cobham on Tuesday to finally get to work, joining Thomas Tuchel’s squad out on the grass as the preparations for Sunday’s London derby with Arsenal continued. Romelu will hope to make his second Chelsea debut at the weekend and you can hear more from our latest addition in the build-up to that game on both The 5th Stand app and the Chelsea website. Take a look at the best images from his first training session below…

  Tammy Abraham previously occupied the number nine shirt but the 23-year-old Englishman has now joined Jose Mourinho at AS Roma. The £34 million transfer was confirmed on Tuesday morningAssuming Lukaku is then assigned the No. 9, he will be inheriting arguably the most cursed shirt in footbal Chris Sutton wore it during the 1999/2000 season and was a complete disaster at Stamford Bridge, scoring one goal in 28 Premier League appearance Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink then wore the No. 9 between 2000-2004 and performed very well.s.l.ng.The Belgian striker, 28, became the Blues’ record signing last week after completing a £97.5 million move from Inter Milan. Lukaku has signed a five-year deal with the west London outfit and is expected to become the club’s new No. 9, according to The Daily Mail.

  Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Arsenal Enter your email Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info Arsenal could complete their fourth transfer of the summer window in time for the Premier League clash against Chelsea. Nuno Tavares, Albert Sambi Lokonga and Ben White have already been signed, sealed and delivered with the Gunners splashing a combined fee of £73m to bring the trio to north London. However, Friday night's 2-0 loss to Brentford in the opening game of the new Premier League season further exposed a problem that could stop Arsenal from mounting a top-four - or perhaps more realistically - top-six challenge this term. PROMOTED STORIES Creativity and goals from midfield, mainly the lack of it, was the main issue for manager Mikel Arteta and technical dire...

It was coming... The move starts from deep as Moura flicks the ball into the path of Bergwijn, who drives forward. He plays the ball to Son, who takes on Ake before steering the ball beyond Ederson and into the far corner from the edge of the penalty area. The first goal of the Nuno reign at Spurs! What a moment! Sky Sports' Gary Neville: "This is what we want - both teams taking chances. "Tottenham have definitely started the second-half better than the first." 17:35 SPURS 0-0 MAN CITY 48: BLOCK! Grealish's pass is just behind Gundogan, but the German midfielder turns and still gets a shot away. However, the strike is blocked as the scores stay level.

  Abraham completes medical ahead of Roma move Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has completed a medical ahead of joining Roma on a five-year contract for £34m.

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  coming... The move starts from deep as Moura flicks the ball into the path of Bergwijn, who drives forward. He plays the ball to Son, who takes on Ake before steering the ball beyond Ederson and into the far corner from the edge of the penalty area. The first goal of the Nuno reign at Spurs! What a moment! Sky Sports' Gary Neville: "This is what we want - both teams taking chances. "Tottenham have definitely started the second-half better than the first." 17:35 SPURS 0-0 MAN CITY 48: BLOCK! Grealish's pass is just behind Gundogan, but the German midfielder turns and still gets a shot away. However, the strike is blocked as the scores stay level.

  Video:G.pique scores outstanding world class 19min goal to obtain a fine lead against real sociedad Video:G.pique scores outstanding world class 19min goal to obtain a fine lead against real sociedad  was coming... The move starts from deep as Moura flicks the ball into the path of Bergwijn, who drives forward. He plays the ball to Son, who takes on Ake before steering the ball beyond Ederson and into the far corner from the edge of the penalty area. The first goal of the Nuno reign at Spurs! What a moment! Sky Sports' Gary Neville: "This is what we want - both teams taking chances. "Tottenham have definitely started the second-half better than the first." 17:35 SPURS 0-0 MAN CITY 48: BLOCK! Grealish's pass is just behind Gundogan, but the German midfielder turns and still gets a shot away. However, the strike is blocked as the scores stay level.

  was coming... The move starts from deep as Moura flicks the ball into the path of Bergwijn, who drives forward. He plays the ball to Son, who takes on Ake before steering the ball beyond Ederson and into the far corner from the edge of the penalty area. The first goal of the Nuno reign at Spurs! What a moment! Sky Sports' Gary Neville: "This is what we want - both teams taking chances. "Tottenham have definitely started the second-half better than the first." 17:35 SPURS 0-0 MAN CITY 48: BLOCK! Grealish's pass is just behind Gundogan, but the German midfielder turns and still gets a shot away. However, the strike is blocked as the scores stay level.

  GOAL! SPURS 1-0 MAN CITY (Son, 55) It was coming... The move starts from deep as Moura flicks the ball into the path of Bergwijn, who drives forward. He plays the ball to Son, who takes on Ake before steering the ball beyond Ederson and into the far corner from the edge of the penalty area. The first goal of the Nuno reign at Spurs! What a moment! Sky Sports' Gary Neville: "This is what we want - both teams taking chances. "Tottenham have definitely started the second-half better than the first." 17:35 SPURS 0-0 MAN CITY 48: BLOCK! Grealish's pass is just behind Gundogan, but the German midfielder turns and still gets a shot away. However, the strike is blocked as the scores stay level.

  GOAL! SPURS 1-0 MAN CITY (Son, 55) It was coming... The move starts from deep as Moura flicks the ball into the path of Bergwijn, who drives forward. He plays the ball to Son, who takes on Ake before steering the ball beyond Ederson and into the far corner from the edge of the penalty area. The first goal of the Nuno reign at Spurs! What a moment! Sky Sports' Gary Neville: "This is what we want - both teams taking chances. "Tottenham have definitely started the second-half better than the first." 17:35 SPURS 0-0 MAN CITY 48: BLOCK! Grealish's pass is just behind Gundogan, but the German midfielder turns and still gets a shot away. However, the strike is blocked as the scores stay level.

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