Como have announced the appointment of Cesc Fabregas as head coach after he completed his coaching badges. The former Arsenal and Chelsea player, 37, was firstly a caretaker manager then a No.2 as Como returned to the Serie A after a 21-year absence. Fabregas, who is also part-owner, will now lead the club in the top flight next season after signing a four-year contract....read
The Argentine was not present as he was found guilty of failing to give information to Police on December 27 last year following the incident in Carmarthenshire.
A team founded in a local Gibraltar bar have caused a stir in the UEFA Europa League qualifiers by causing a major upset, and could now even end up playing Chelsea in next season's competition.
The former Brighton shot-stopper is understood to be in line to start the season as Enzo Maresca's first choice keeper.
The midfielder has received heavy backlash for celebrations on a bus after his side beat Colombia 1-0 in the final of the competition to win their third major international trophy in a row.
Crystal Palace have dismissed a second proposal from Southampton for young winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi.
The possible deal, which could cost up to £35million, has been approved by new Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca. It has been a busy summer already for Chelsea in the transfer market.
Fernandez released a statement on social media stating he 'stands against discrimination in all forms' and that he apologises for 'getting caught up in the euphoria of our Copa America celebrations'.
Enzo Fernandez is at the centre of a scandal after he posted a video on social media which appeared to show him and a number of his team-mates singing along to a 'racist' song.
West Ham are in market for a new defensive midfielder after they decided against singing Kalvin Phillips on a permanent basis following his disappointing loan spell at the club.
Fernandez has received widespread condemnation for participating in the chant, including from his west London team-mates such as Wesley Fofana - who described it as 'uninhibited racism'.
KIERAN GILL: Chelsea have launched an internal disciplinary procedure into the incident, with this having soured their positive start to pre-season under Enzo Maresca.
Toney stated his desire to join a 'top club that wins trophies' but his options are thinning. Brentford were holding out for £80m in January - with some reports putting that asking price as high as £100m.
The Chelsea midfielder came under fire for sharing an Instagram Live which showed him and other Albiceleste team-mates singing that France's players are 'all from Angola'.
The England star left Man City last summer to join Chelsea for £42.5million after 13 years with the club, having joined them at the age of eight.
The new top-flight campaign gets underway in less than a month with Manchester United welcoming Fulham to Old Trafford.
Chelsea will reportedly reward Cole Palmer for his startling debut campaign with 'incremental wage rises' in a bid to keep him at the club for the next decade.
Vieira (left) had signed a three-year contract when appointed in 2023, his one campaign in charge seeing his young side finish 13th out of 18 teams in Ligue 1. His departure mirrors that of Pochettino.
The Three Lions are on the hunt for their first men's manager in eight years after the resignation of Southgate this week on the back of his side's Euro 2024 final defeat by Spain in Germany.
Fernandez posted a video on social media which appeared to show him and a number of his team-mates singing along to a song with is alleged to include 'racist and discriminatory language'.
We are just less than a month away from the opening game of the 2024-25 Premier League season and the majority of clubs have started to unveil their attire for next year.
EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: Should the FA swoop for Graham Potter, the wage they pay him would be deducted from the amount outstanding from Chelsea.
Granted we have just watched the majority of the leading names in the top-flight battle it out in either the Euros or Copa America, but in just 32 short days the Premier League will be back.
Javier Mascherano has leapt to the defence of Enzo Fernandez and his Argentina team-mates, insisting that the racist song they sang about French footballers was 'taken out of context'.
Multiple stars who unfollowed Fernandez including Christopher Nkunku, Malo Gusto, Benoit Badiashile , and Armando Broja were snapped at the club's Cobham training centre.
Sagna spent seven seasons in north London following a £7million move from Auxerre in 2007. He went on to make 285 appearances for the Gunners.
KIERAN GILL: History tells us Chelsea are no strangers to internal strife but even for a club so accustomed to chaos, the extraordinary scenes of the last 36 hours will take some beating.
Even though Argentina captain Lionel Messi was not on the team's bus after its Copa America final triumph over Colombia, he is reportedly being asked to apologize for his teammates' racist chants.
The Blues midfielder filmed himself and many of his Argentina team-mates singing a 'racist' chant during celebrations of their Copa America win.
On Tuesday, his Chelsea team-mate Enzo Fernandez had posted a video online of himself and several of his Argentina team-mates singing a controversial song.
Mail Sport reported that several in the Blues' dressing room were outraged by their colleague singing along to the controversial song.
While a number of the Albiceleste squad were present on the team bus following the victory in Florida, it is still unclear which players were taking part in the chanting beyond Fernandez.
Follow all of the latest major completed deals involving Premier League sides throughout the summer transfer window with our constantly updated club-by-club guide.
CONTENT WARNING - RACISM: Fernandez released a statement stating he 'stands against discrimination in all forms' and that he apologises for 'getting caught up in the euphoria.
The 32-year-old defender has joined the west London club on a free transfer after her contract at Barcelona expired at the end of last month.
Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson has thrown his backing behind embattled team-mate Enzo Fernandez , after the midfielder filmed himself singing a 'racist' chant.
Fernandez could be heard singing the controversial song seemingly about how French players are 'from Angola' or have a 'Nigerian' mother and a 'Cameroonian' father.
Chelsea have published a statement in response to the video posted by their midfielder Enzo Fernandez, denouncing 'all forms' of discriminatory behaviour.
Palmer was part of the side that reached the Berlin showpiece, making five appearances at the tournament and scoring in the final, a goal which looked to have helped England force extra time.
Chelsea and Arsenal - both in need of attacking firepower - had both been interested in snapping up the 25-year-old centre forward, with Enzo Maresca's side having been big admirers.
Enzo Fernandez has taken to social media to apologise after he was accused of 'uninhibited racism' by team-mate Wesley Fofana over a video he posted of the Argentina squad.
The US men's national team are still on the hunt for their next head coach after the firing of Gregg Berhalter, who was dismissed on the back of their dismal Copa America campaign this summer.
Fernandez is at the centre of a controversy after live streaming following Argentina's Copa America win against Colombia on Sunday.
With Euro 2024 done and dusted, the focus now turns to Premier League clubs who are trying to gear up for the new season.
The 2024-25 Premier League season is fast approaching. Here is every Premier League clubs' pre-season fixture list including date and kick-off time.
EXCLUSIVE: Mail Sport understands that Old Trafford officials have thrown all their energy into backing the Dutchman after deciding to keep him earlier this summer.
World Cup winner Olivier Giroud has announced his retirement from international football.
Cole Palmer's Euro 2024 final goal sparked wild celebrations in England as hopes of a comeback were revived and a viral video shows the exact moment screams were heard across London.
Early on Monday Terry appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain to give his opinion on England's 2-1 defeat to Spain.
Ahead of the 2024-25 campaign, Chelsea have released a new sponsorless Nike kit which includes a 'bold new design' that resembles an oil slick.
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