Thomas Tuchel takes blame for Hakim Ziyech’s poor playing time.
It’s my decisions. It’s the same for some other players – there were some hard decisions to make
It’s my decisions. It’s the same for some other players – there were some hard decisions to make
AS Roma and Milan have both shown interest in the former Ajax star in the past, and could take advantage of his unsettled status to try and get a deal done.
There is a belief that the Chelsea hierarchy would like Tuchel to give Kepa another chance.
The 27-year-old has been blamed by some sections of the Blues fanbase for their former coach’s departure, but he dismissed these rumours as nonsense.
At the other end of the pitch, the Blues struggled to create chances despite dominating possession
The 22-year-old played as a false nine at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, picking up little pockets of space between the Spurs backline and midfield.
His chances of securing a second successive win will be enhanced by the absence of Spurs’s injured talismanic striker Harry Kane.
Lampard lost his job after Chelsea underwent a poor run of results that included a home draw against Grealish’s Villa.
Recently, Chelsea have made a habit of offering their managers short-term contract, with Roman Abramovich seemingly growing tired of shelling out enormous compensation fees to part ways with his staff.
The Premier League have vowed to continue working with relevant authorities and social media companies to try and find a way to rid the platforms of racist abuse, including urging the likes of Twitter and Instagram to provide more support identifying their users.
Tuchel has signed an 18-month contract at Stamford Bridge, and revealed his delight in an interview with the club’s website.
Frank Lampard’s side took an advantage ten minutes later, after Hakim Ziyech’s deep searching cross fell into the path of Ben Chilwell, who simply couldn’t miss from all of a yard out.
The 35-year-old Brazilian defender has signed a one-year deal at Stamford Bridge after calling time on his time at Paris Saint-Germain.
Havertz becomes the club’s sixth major signing of an incredible transfer window, taking their total spending to an enormous £230m, and the man himself spoke glowingly about his new manager – both as a player and as a coach.