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Arsenal and Tottenham have also been linked with the Austrian star - but the Blues currently rule the roost in the capital and that could be enough to persuade Kalajdzic to snub a move elsewhere. I think he’d have to move on. And with the 24-year-old also in the final 18 months of his contract, he could be available for a knockdown fee in the summer. And that could open the door for the Blues to pinch one of this generation's greatest ever strikers for next to nothing in the summer. I don’t think he’s a guy you could have on the bench and use him sporadically, I think he’d be moving on." Jamie Carragher has tipped Chelsea to dip into the transfer market in the summer in the wake of Romelu Lukaku's miserable return to Stamford Bridge. Lukaku returned to the Blues in a club-record £97.5million deal last summer, but he's failed to make any sort of impression and is currently playing second fiddle to Kai Havertz.

Chelsea are pressing the British government to allow ticket sales despite an asset freeze as a result of sanctions imposed on Russian owner Roman ...

"Meetings are taking place daily in search of a resolution. Chelsea have said they will push to have it further amended to allow them to operate as close to normal as possible. Chelsea released a statement on Monday saying they were pushing ministers for the right to sell tickets and holding daily meetings to get their licence amended.

Chelsea defeated Newcastle, 1-0, at Stamford Bridge on Sunday thanks to Kai Havertz's winner. Here are three lessons we learnt in the match.

However, the boys in blue played the game to their best of the abilities and came out with a deserved victory. In the end, Chelsea dealt with all of Newcastle’s pressure tactics expertly and even controlled most aspects of the game. It could have been comfortable to pass for passing sake, but the Blues only had one objective: get the ball into the other half of the pitch quickly. However, he chose the most difficult of actions: control the ball with delicacy and immediately finish with a pinpoint accurate touch. When Jorginho sent the ball into the box, Havertz made the run in behind the defense, and he had a couple of options to finish the chance. The Blues were focused, despite everything going on around the club lately, and delivered something positive for the fans in attendance at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea could be sold by the end of this month after their Russian oligarch owner Roman Abramovich put the club on the market following his country's ...

And the sale could be pushed through in the coming weeks. “We go day by day and hope the new owner will come and will want to continue the legacy of this football club and keep them competitive and to take care of the community and all the other stuff the football club is involved in.” “Sometimes in the careers of the players, the managers come and leave - they sometimes change the owners as we have seen in the past with different clubs,” Cech said.

CHELSEA have been put up for sale and their Russian owner Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned.

Zinedine Zidane is the highest-profile unemployed manager. The Blues will be reluctant to offer PSG compensation for their manager. But they could come up against too many barriers to get their hands on him.DON’T MISS Former Roma manager Paulo Fonseca is out of work and would likely jump at the chance to join a Premier League giant. Chelsea could be priced out of the big-name managers so might have to settle for someone with a smaller reputation. But if he is sacked, he could make a return to the Premier League after previously managing Tottenham.

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger is earning a place as a cult hero at Stamford Bridge, and Jamie Carragher was left laughing at one incident with the ...

This allowed the 6ft 3ins defender to recover and shoulder barge Guimaraes to the floor with clear aggression and intent, which Carragher thought was typically Rudiger. During the game, there was a moment that pundit Jamie Carragher found rather amusing, involving Antonio Rudiger and new Magpies signing Bruno Guimaraes. Chelsea made it five wins in succession yesterday afternoon after defeating Newcastle United by one goal to nil.