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SportsChelsea Agree £117M (~$158M) Deal With Aston Villa for Morgan Rogers
Chelsea have agreed a £117M (~$158M) fee with Aston Villa for Morgan Rogers on a six-year deal, with a medical scheduled for Monday. The fee would edge Elliot Anderson's £116M to make the 23-year-old the most expensive British player ever.
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SportsManchester City Appoint Enzo Maresca as Manager, Pay Chelsea £17M (~$22M)
Manchester City confirmed Enzo Maresca as Pep Guardiola's successor on a three-year deal, paying Chelsea £17m (~$22M) in compensation while Maresca agreed a separate personal settlement to leave Stamford Bridge.
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ChelseaWrexham Nearly Did It Again vs. Chelsea
Wrexham led Chelsea twice at STōK Cae Ras — including in the 78th minute — before losing 4-2 in extra time. A VAR offside and a controversial red card may have cost them the upset of the round.
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SoccerChelsea's set to confirm Rosenior Move
Rosenior's move from Strasbourg to Chelsea comes with zero compensation, no contract disputes, and full philosophical alignment — because BlueCo designed it that way from the start.
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SportsMan City 1 Chelsea 1: Fernandez's Equalizer at 90+4
Enzo Fernandez stole a point for Chelsea in the 94th minute at the Etihad, converting a rebound off Donnarumma to cancel out Tijjani Reijnders' first-half strike and leave City six points behind Arsenal.
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Daily RoundupJanuary 1st Uristocrat Notes: Chelsea Sacks Maresca, Wembanyama Injury Scare, Kobe 9 Elite & More
Chelsea fired Enzo Maresca on New Year's Day despite winning the Conference League and Club World Cup. Wembanyama scored 31 before hyperextending his knee, but San Antonio rallied for a 134-132 win.
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SportsChelsea Players Set to Receive More Than £10 Million in Club World Cup Bonuses
Chelsea's squad is splitting £11.4 million in Club World Cup bonuses—roughly £350,000 per player—after their 3-0 final win over PSG earned the highest payout in club football history from FIFA's expanded tournament.
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Mauricio PochettinoMauricio Pochettino Departs Chelsea by Mutual Consent
Despite leading Chelsea to a sixth-place Premier League finish in his first season, Pochettino departs Stamford Bridge by mutual consent ahead of the 2024-25 campaign.
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AsakeThursday Notes: Asake, Black Golf and more
Asake heats up the summer with the video for '2:30' as Shawny Binladen revives sample drill from Queens — Thursday's culture roundup.
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Shawn KempUristocrat Sports Roundup
The Philadelphia Sixers are making believers — Uristocrat's sports roundup weighs in on their postseason credentials alongside the Braves' counterintuitive aging roster dominating spring baseball.