Pochettino has already stated the need for more experience in his Chelsea squad, and the failure to land Caicedo in time for pre-season has left the ex-Spurs boss, 51, feeling exasperated.
“We need at least one more [midfielder] and we are working on that,” he told reporters before their 1-1 friendly draw with Newcastle. “It depends on what happens in the next few weeks. We will decide and take our decision.”
“At the moment, we are working to reinforce that
Class-action style legal proceedings have been brought against Amazon and Apple, alleging the tech giants unlawfully colluded to increase the price of the iPhone maker’s products.
The claim, filed at the competition court in London, seeks redress of at least £500million for the ‘millions of UK consumers who bought Apple and Beats products since October 2018’.
Any consumer in the UK who purchased new Apple or Beats products since October 2018 is an eligible member of the claimant class, unless
At the same time, Ten Hag has been backed to turn Hojlund into a world-class striker after helping Marcus Rashford to a career-best 30-goal season in his first year at the helm.
PSG’s interest won’t overly faze United, with reports claiming Hojlund would prioritise a move to M16 over Paris if both options were on the table.
However, it could cause the decision-makers to step on the accelerator in talks with Atalanta to avoid missing out on Ten Hag’s top
The potential collapse of Hunter Biden’s plea deal with prosecutors during a contentious court hearing in federal court in Delaware on Wednesday will likely provide Republicans with more ammunition as they aim to link President Biden to his son’s high-profile legal difficulties.
But looking ahead to the president’s 2024 re-election campaign, while Democratic strategists scoff at the notion that the younger Biden’s scandals could weaken his father’s bid for re-nomination and potentially help primary challenger Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a
Chelsea are reportedly considering a late swoop for Southampton midfielder Romeo Lavia as Liverpool prepare to submit an improved offer for the 19-year-old Belgian. The Blues are huge admirers of the teenage sensation and launched a verbal bid of their own worth £50million last August that was immediately rejected by the Saints.
But now they could return to the table in unwelcome news for Jurgen Klopp as the Reds boss also prepares to wave goodbye to Fabinho following Jordan Henderson’s
Chelsea have seen an opening proposal worth in the region of £21.5million including add-ons rejected by Montpellier for France U21 international forward Elye Wahi. The Blues are pressing to close a deal for the highly-rated attacker but if an agreement can be struck with the Ligue 1 outfit, Chelsea plan to send Wahi back on loan to France for the 2023/24 campaign with sister club Strasbourg considered to be the preferred destination of choice.
Wahi is understood to be sceptical
Liverpool are “very likely” to make an offer for Lecce’s young defender Patrick Dorgu, as Jurgen Klopp and sporting director Jorg Schmadtke look to improve the Reds’ squad further. While the current focus is on revitalising the midfield following captain Jordan Henderson’s impending exit, the club are looking at defensive options.
They have repeatedly been rebuffed in their pursuit of Chelsea’s Levi Colwill, while 18-year-old Dorgu also is of interest to Liverpool according to the player’s agent Kingsley Ogbodo. The
Chelsea have reportedly opened the bidding for Montpellier youngster Elye Wahi. Manager Mauricio Pochettino is keen to snap up the striker before sending him on loan to sister club Strasbourg, where he can continue to hone his craft before arriving in the Premier League.
Last season, Wahi hit double figures in Ligue 1 for the second campaign on the trot. And he did so in some style, racking up 19 goals to pip the likes of Lionel Messi, Neymar and
Liverpool have seen a bid rejected for Japanese forward Keito Nakamura, according to reports. The 22-year-old was amongst the goals for Austrian side LASK in 2022/23, but Jurgen Klopp faces missing out on the youngster over a relatively minor discrepancy on price.
Nakamura has made two senior caps for Japan since the turn of the year. His rise to the international stage was merited by a stellar season in the Austrian Bundesliga, where he bagged 14 goals in 31 matches
Liverpool will have to stump up the same figure Manchester City would have to pay in their buyback clause for Romeo Lavia in order to get Southampton to sell, according to reports. Lavia has emerged as Liverpool’s first-choice target to come in as their third midfield signing this summer.
The 19-year-old was relegated with Southampton to the Championship last season. But the south coast side aren’t letting their demotion to the second tier of English football lead them to be
