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Maurizio Sarri believes Chelsea’s second-half collapse against Everton in the 2-0 defeat at Goodison Park on Sunday was a result of mental fatigue. The Blues fired

Jurgen Klopp has said the difference between the goalscoring form of Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah is a result of luck more than anything else.

Incoming Chelsea winger Christian Pulisic has admitted he believes the left-sided role is his best position. The USA international completed a £58m-move to Stamford Bridge

Vitesse Arnhem coach Leonid Slutsky believes it will be impossible for Ajax to sign Norwegian starlet Martin Odegaard after their own efforts to make his

Christian Eriksen has admitted he is worried about losing the free-kick taking duties for Denmark to Copenhagen forward Robert Skov. Skov has scored eight free-kicks

Antoine Griezmann’s agent and sister Maud has revealed the forward is only in contact with Atletico Madrid but talks will be held about his future

Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud has reiterated that he will not accept playing second fiddle for the Blues. The Frenchman’s contract with Chelsea runs out at

Jose Mourinho has admitted to rejecting “three or four” clubs since being sacked by Manchester United, as he prepares for next season. The Portuguese manager

Paul Pogba has said playing under Zinedine Zidane at Real Madrid would be “a dream for anyone” but insists he is happy at Manchester United.

The mother of French midfielder Adrien Rabiot, Veronique Rabiot, has lashed out at Paris Saint-Germain’s treatment of her son, claiming they’re treating him like a

Zlatan Ibrahimovic believes Manchester United’s Class of ’92 have too much loyalty towards former manager Sir Alex Ferguson. The striker, who left United for LA

Roma President James Pallotta has launched a furious broadside at transfer guru Monchi after the former sporting director hit out at the club. Monchi left

Trent Alexander-Arnold has explained how Liverpool’s victories, when not playing at their best, have gone “unnoticed” this season.  The Reds were made to work for