Secret meetings held over star striker?

This rumour seems to blow hot and cold, and this time, it's blowing hot. 

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Benitez is staying... for now. But who's next?

It's safe to say that Rafa Benitez's spell at Chelsea has not been his most successful one, nor the most well-received by the club's faithful. The sacking of double-winning ex-Chelsea player Roberto di Matteo was a very unpopular one, and hiring a manager who had a strong rivalry with the club during Jose Mourinho's time at Chelsea was even less popular.

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Falcao's 'best option' is Atletico stay

Atletico Madrid's star striker has been on many a rich football club owner's shopping list, particularly Roman Abramovich, who will be salivating at the thought of bringing the prolific front-man to west London, so that he has two actual strikers at his disposal.

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Chelsea to use Courtois in deal for Falcao?

Chelsea made a fantastic winter signing to boost their strike-force in spendind £7 million for Demba Ba. But it seems that the club (i.e. Abramovich) is not quite done there.In what seems and unlikely (but potenitally plausible) turn of events, Chelsea could sacrifice their budding goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois (who is on-loan at Atletico) for the greater good of the club. Since the sale of Daniel Sturridge, Chelsea still only have two senior, recognised strikers at their disposal. And since the other one is Fernando Torres, they only have one. 

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Chelsea and Manchester United eye up the 'new Neymar'



When Neymar arrived in England, many mouths watered with excitement at the prospect of watching the young Brazilian's hyped-up talent at Wembley, and transfer speculation linking the prodigy with a move to the Premiership (with Chelsea in particular named fairly frequently) was rife. However, after a disappointing showing against the Three Lions on Wednesday (perhaps 'disappointing' is a little harsh, but he certainly didn't live up to the hype surrounding him) , the fickle football society – and, according to the Daily Mirror, Chelsea and Manchester United – seem to have begun to look elsewhere in search of new talent to hail.

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Chelsea switch attention to Spanish striker

As the January transfer window looms, the speculation has gone into overdrive and the lights inside that world famous rumour mill are well and truly switched on, with the latest whispers stemming from Stamford Bridge.

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Chelsea target staying put

The days of Chelsea signing whoever they please seem to be evaporating as rapidly as Rafa Benitez's hair, and Paolo Guerrero appears to be the latest player to shrug off the Blues' reported interest.

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Sturridge on the move

The 23-year-old England striker is out of favour at Chelsea and is on the hunt for a new club. 

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Lampard getting closer to Chelsea exit

Frank Lampard is expecting to leave Chelsea in the summer, according to the Guardian.

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Chelsea interested in Newcastle midfielder

Rafa Benitez is looking to add a bit of muscle into his midfield with the acquisition of Cheick Tiote.

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Chelsea in for Partizan Belgrade's Markovic

Chelsea are thought to be close to a deal for Lazar Markovic according to the Daily Mail.

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Klopp can have the job if you don’t want it Pep

Chelsea seem to be looking for a Plan B option as they continue to find a list of candidates for the manager position at the end of season.

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Grant not coming to Chelsea. Benitez is safe, for now

A return to Stamford Bridge for Avram Grant has been ruled out according to the Daily Mail.

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Chelsea to make S.O.S. call to Avram?

Just when Chelsea fans thought their season couldn't get any worse.

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Big Phil back at the helm in Brazil

Luiz Felipe "Big Phil" Scolari has been named as the manager of Brazil's national team for the second time, according to the Daily Mail.

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