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Please note that this information has been sourced from media outlets and may not necessarily reflect the official stance of Liverpool Football Club. In a surprising move, Liverpool has tabled an offer for the services of Wataru Endo, the Japanese international, aiming to secure his talents for around £16 million. The bid is part of Jurgen Klopp's strategy to reinforce the team's midfield with an adept holding player. Endo, who hails from Japan and is 30 years old, brings versatility to his game

If there was ever a way to leave a lasting impression on Chelsea fans, Axel Disasi found it on Sunday by notching his Premier League debut goal against Liverpool at Stamford Bridge. Although he missed our pre-season tour due to his arrival from Monaco, the French defender swiftly acclimated to our backline and showcased his versatility by not only solidifying our defense but also finding the net at the opposite end in the 1-1 draw against the Reds. The elation of the 25-year-old

WOMEN'S TEAM Guro Reiten, Sam Kerr, and Lauren James have been selected as nominees for the prestigious Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) awards in recognition of their outstanding contributions to our triumphant 2022/23 season, where we secured the Double. The combined efforts of our Chelsea trio played a pivotal role in securing our fourth consecutive Women's Super League title and a third successive FA Cup victory. Their exceptional individual performances have merited their inclusion in the shortlist for these esteemed awards. Each of the

Australia's aspirations of securing a home World Cup victory were dashed by an unyielding England side, as they triumphed with a 3-1 win, securing a place in Sunday's final. The semi-final clash, held in Sydney, garnered the attention of two nations striving for their inaugural World Cup final appearance. This marked only England's second encounter with a tournament host, the previous instance being against Canada in the 2015 quarter-finals. Australia, on the other hand, ventured into uncharted territory, reaching this stage for the

Millie Bright has shared her perspective on the immense opportunity that lies ahead for England as they prepare to face Spain in the Women's World Cup final, following their European Championship victory. To secure their position in the final and edge closer to consecutive major tournament finals, England had to navigate past host nation Australia. The clash saw an extraordinary goal by Sam Kerr nullify Ella Toone's opener, only to be swiftly countered by Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo, propelling England to victory.

Caicedo's Debut Training Session with Chelsea MEN'S TEAM This morning marked Moises Caicedo's inaugural training session donning the Chelsea jersey, as he joined his fellow teammates at Cobham for the very first time. Fresh from his recent transition from Brighton & Hove Albion, the midfielder stepped onto the grass at our training center in Surrey. Exuding positivity, Caicedo was all smiles as he embraced his new environment, clearly in high spirits as he began acquainting himself with his new surroundings.

MEN'S TEAM Chelsea has officially assigned squad number 25 to Moises Caicedo. Following his arrival from Brighton & Hove Albion, Caicedo signed an eight-year contract with the club, with the option of an additional year. Notably, the no.25 shirt has a significant history, having been previously donned by Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola. Remarkably, Zola has graciously extended his approval for Moises to take up the no.25 shirt for the upcoming season. This special number, previously synonymous with Gianfranco Zola, now enjoys a renewed

Our striker, Eddie Nketiah, delves into the dynamics of our current squad, reflecting on the transformative journey from his formative years in the game to his present status. Eddie's role as a striker has consistently positioned him as a central figure within the team, a pattern that dates back to his beginnings at Hillyfielders in south-east London. There, he led the line as a dependable No. 9, amassing an impressively prolific goal-scoring record. Despite his impressive achievements, his reminiscences of that time mirror

Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw, the City striker, has been chosen as a nominee for the 2022/23 PFA Players’ Player of the Year award. Her remarkable performances throughout the previous season have earned her a spot on the six-person shortlist for the prestigious Barclays Women’s Super League accolade. Bunny had an exceptional season in sky blue, achieving an astonishing 31 goals in 30 matches, equating to a scoring rate of more than one goal per game. Her accomplishments are further highlighted by her contributions of

Alex Williams MBE, City in the Community Ambassador, has launched his autobiography, just weeks before his retirement from the charity after an impressive 33-year tenure. City Gent: The Alex Williams Story Titled "You Saw Me Standing Alone," the autobiography presents the captivating journey of one of Manchester City's most dedicated servants. The poignant title of his memoir, drawn from a famous song cherished by the Club's supporters, portrays his courageous battle against racism, a struggle he faced as one of the first modern-day

Lauren Hemp has made it to the shortlist for the Women’s PFA Player of the Year award. Bunny Shaw named for PFA Players’ Player of the Year Fresh off her contributions to England's success in the 2022 European Championships, the skillful winger solidified her position as one of the most remarkable assets in the Barclays Women’s Super League during the previous season. At the age of 22, Hemp remained a crucial part of City’s team, netting 10 goals and providing 11 assists across

Chelsea has officially announced that Charlotte Wardlaw will be embarking on a loan spell with Glasgow City in the Scottish Women’s Premier League for the 2023/24 season. At just 20 years old, Wardlaw, a versatile player capable of contributing both in defense and midfield, inked her inaugural professional contract with Chelsea prior to the 2021/22 season. She spent that season on loan with Liverpool. Her time at Liverpool proved fruitful as Wardlaw played a key role in the club's victory in the Women’s

In a thrilling encounter in Auckland, the hopes of our Swedish Blues were dashed as they suffered a narrow 2-1 defeat against Spain in the World Cup semi-final. The clash marked the historic first meeting between Sweden and Spain in a World Cup. The Swedish team, no strangers to this stage, were competing in their fifth semi-final, while Spain embraced their inaugural appearance in the semi-final of the tournament. With a spot in the final at stake, our Swedish Blues were determined from

Embarking on a voyage that commenced on March 10, 1905, with a conversation among the founding directors within a local pub, Chelsea Football Club has experienced an exponential growth, amassing a history spanning nearly 120 years. From its roots as a community club in London SW6 to the global powerhouse it is today, Chelsea FC, alongside all its teams, has garnered a plethora of trophies. The Chelsea Heritage Partnership, a division within the Chelsea Supporters' Trust devoted to researching, documenting, and sharing the

The recent clash against Liverpool marked the debut of no fewer than six Chelsea players, and for one among them, the day was particularly significant as he had progressed through the ranks of his beloved club since his youth. Levi Colwill, a graduate of Cobham, initially trained with us at the tender age of eight. Following two years of acquiring senior football experience through loans at Huddersfield and subsequently Brighton, this defender earned a starting spot from Mauricio Pochettino in our highly anticipated

Ben Elliott has finalized a permanent transfer from Chelsea to Reading. The young midfielder advanced through our youth system after initially joining the club at the age of eight. He became a regular presence in our development squad under the guidance of Mark Robinson. Elliott triumphed over a significant injury earlier in his career and showcased his abilities in 22 appearances for the development squad during the previous season, contributing three goals. Among these was a remarkable strike against Peterborough in the EFL

Chelsea's newly appointed captain, Reece James, has written a heartfelt letter to the Blues supporters in the matchday programme for his first game as skipper. In line with a long-standing tradition, James will contribute his thoughts to the fans in his captain's notes for every home game at Stamford Bridge. Below, you can read his inaugural open letter, featured in the programme for our Premier League opener against Liverpool. If you wish to follow James' insights throughout the season, you can acquire each

Midfielder Cesare Casadei has successfully finalized a season-long loan transfer to Championship club Leicester City. Casadei was a member of the Chelsea squad that embarked on a summer tour in America and participated in four of our friendly matches during the tour. His inclusion in the squad followed an impressive performance in the Under-20 World Cup for Italy. Casadei played a pivotal role in helping his nation secure the runners-up position and was honored with the Golden Ball and Golden Boot awards after

Monday, August 14, 2023, 10:00 We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of Grace Clinton from Manchester United. The 20-year-old English midfielder has joined us on loan for the duration of the 2023/24 season. Hailing from Liverpool, Clinton began her football journey at Everton, progressing through their youth ranks before making her senior debut for the Toffees in October 2020. Grace in Tottenham White Having accumulated 20 appearances for Everton in various competitions, she subsequently transitioned to Manchester United ahead of the 2022/23

Peter Schmeichel warmly welcomes Andre Onana to Manchester United but imparts some valuable advice to the club's newest addition to the goalkeeping ranks. The renowned Danish goalkeeper led the Reds in the historic 1999 Treble-clinching victory over Bayern Munich in Barcelona, marking his final match for the team he splendidly served under Sir Alex Ferguson, following his arrival from Brondby in 1991. With his deep understanding of life at Old Trafford and the process of adapting to the Premier League after his transfer