One Chelsea star wasted no time telling owner Todd Boehly he wanted out of Stamford Bridge following one of the most chaotic periods in English football history

The Blues are planning to sell a host of players to fund further transfers into the first team and reduce the wage bill.

Borussia Dortmund sporting director Sebastian Kehl has left the door open for Chelsea with regards to a future deal for Jamie Gittens. Chelsea were in talks to sign Gittens in time to be registered in their squad for the Club World Cup tournament which gets underway in the USA this weekend.

Chelsea have had two bids for the England Under-21 international knocked back but all hope of signing the youngster is not lost

Chelsea have now confirmed two new signings this summer, with striker Liam Delap joining from Ipswich Town earlier this month for a fee of £30 million ($40.6 million).

The biggest deal of the close season is edging closer to a conclusion, with Liverpool planning a medical for Florian Wirtz after agreeing a stunning £127million deal with Bayer Leverkusen. This is a British record surpassing the £115m Chelsea paid for Moises Caicedo.

That goal has been voted Chelsea’s Goal of the Season for 2024-25, and it’s certainly deserving on both technical and emotional merit. (And the players directly involved in the build-up: Caicedo, Palmer, and Enzo, also underline the momentous nature of it.)

Chelsea vs LAFC will take place at 3:00pm ET in Group D on Monday, June 16 at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. That means that fans watching on the Pacific coast of the United States will be able to watch all the action on DAZN from 12:00pm PT. Meanwhile, supporters in the United Kingdom will be able to catch the match at 8:00pm BST.

Roman Abramovich has broken his silence on the pain of being forced to sell Chelsea as a consequence of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Three years after the Russian billionaire was forced to cut ties with the Premier League club,

The story goes that manager Dave Sexton was so enamored by that legendary national side that he got his Chelsea team to play in a shirt inspired by Hungary’s national colors: red, white, and green. Thus was born the 1974-75 away kit, one of the very few times that green would feature prominently on a Chelsea (non-goalkeeper) shirt.