en-us SportSpyder - The Latest Chelsea FC News https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/news Manchester City take on rivals Manchester United in the FA Youth Cup final on Thursday at the Etihad academy campus in what promises to be a fascinating match. Thu, 14 May 2026 01:01:39 GMT Nathan Salt https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56613042 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56613042 false false Atletico Madrid are planning a shock move for Chelsea left-back Marc Cucurella this summer, according to Sport in Spain. Wed, 13 May 2026 20:44:57 GMT Sri Aswin https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610550 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610550 false false Chelsea have made first contact with the representatives of Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, according to Teamtalk. Wed, 13 May 2026 20:44:55 GMT Sri Aswin https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610548 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610548 false false Chelsea and Manchester United could go head-to-head to sign AC Milan winger Rafael Leao at the end of the campaign, according to Corriere dello Sport. Wed, 13 May 2026 20:02:52 GMT Sri Aswin https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610068 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610068 false false Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has his sights on signing Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez if he is re-elected as the club's president. Wed, 13 May 2026 20:02:48 GMT Sri Aswin https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610066 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610066 false false The 44-year-old is on Chelsea’s shortlist to take over the club this summer. Thu, 14 May 2026 00:54:47 GMT Amanda Langell https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56612985 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56612985 false false The 63-year-old is set for a return to Madrid after 13 years away. Thu, 14 May 2026 00:54:38 GMT Andrew Headspeath https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56612983 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56612983 false false Mohamed Salah, Rodri, Anthony Gordon and Rafael Leão all feature in the gossip. Wed, 13 May 2026 23:37:03 GMT SI FC Staff https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56612402 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56612402 false false Liverpool have been repeatedly linked with RB Leipzig hot-shot Yan Diomande, and the player has now spoken out openly on his future ahead of the summer transfer window Wed, 13 May 2026 22:18:46 GMT liverpool.news@trinitymirror.com (Stephen Killen) https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56611650 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56611650 false false Why have Renee Slegers' side not been able to get their hands on any of the season's biggest prizes? Wed, 13 May 2026 21:52:28 GMT Emily Salley https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56611372 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56611372 false false No Erling Haaland, no Rayan Cherki and no Jérémy Doku from the start. The result: that takes Manchester City back to within two points of Arsenal with each having played 36 games. The good news for Pep Guardiola is that a much-changed team did the business, with Phil Foden once again displaying the magic that can make him a force. The poorer tidings are that Arsenal host Burnley on Monday and the chances of them dropping points to the relegated visitors appear slim to say the least. By then City may be FA Cup holders or losing finalists on Saturday to Chelsea at Wembley. Wed, 13 May 2026 21:23:03 GMT Jamie Jackson at Etihad Stadium https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56611015 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56611015 false false Chelsea’s 2025/26 season started with such promise, winning the Club World Cup, brushing Paris Saint-Germain aside, 3-0. The season began with a draw at home to Crystal Palace before things improved, with sitting second in the league at one point, with everything at Stamford Bridge looking rosy. It quickly began to fall apart, with results beginning to falter, and managerial changes occurring. There is still an FA Cup final to play for, but one former Chelsea star has not been impressed with the club’s owners. Chelsea’s Early Season Promise Falters Former Chelsea Star Not Impressed by BlueCo Ownership Under Enzo Maresca, Chelsea endured early-season frustrations, but they also had plenty of ups, including a 2-1 win at home to Liverpool and a 3-0 win in the Champions League against Barcelona. The fans were generally happy, even if the football wasn’t consistently pleasing on the eye. The results quickly subsided, and Chelsea began to fall down the league. Maresca’s relationship with the BlueCo board seemingly soured, . was soon appointed, moving to Stamford Bridge from the BlueCo-owned Ligue 1 team, Strasbourg. After a promising start, Chelsea’s form again dipped, with a capitulation against Paris Saint-Germain showcasing the squad’s defensive deficiencies and the lack of experience they so desperately needed. Read More: That game felt like the beginning of the end for Rosenior, and there wasn’t any real respite, leading to Rosenior’s departure, and the interim team led by Calum McFarlane taking charge once again. Whoever takes the helm once again remains to be seen, but the early reports suggest that . Regardless of who comes in next, the ownership needs to change their approach and let the manager build something. William Gallas Delivers Honest Verdict on BlueCo Speaking to , former Chelsea star William Gallas gave his honest feedback on Chelsea owners BlueCo: “We know the problem with Chelsea: the owner has to manage the club better. The fans are not happy with what is happening at Chelsea. We knew the owner was not managing the club in the right way a few years ago. Now they’ve been through multiple managers. They spend money but don’t have anything to show for it. Yes, they won the Club World Cup, but it’s not enough.” Read More: It’s clear Chelsea have suffered through the mistakes of their owners, with the fans filled with disillusionment and the players returning inconsistencies. Regardless of who the next boss is, they need to be given autonomy to sign the players they want to build a culture, because the club is devoid of culture at the moment. Chelsea football club is not a breeding ground for obscure players who might turn into something, or nothing. Chelsea are a club used to winning trophies. The club needs a manager who can provide structure. They need to be given the freedom to do their job and not be controlled by sporting directors who don’t understand the DNA of the club. William Gallas is right, “the owner has to manage the club better.” Featured Image Credit: IMAGO / Pro Sports Images Wed, 13 May 2026 20:14:31 GMT Ricky Carroll, Editor https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610209 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610209 false false Liverpool are weighing up their managerial options ahead of the summer transfer window. Wed, 13 May 2026 19:57:29 GMT Angus Sinclair https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610017 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56610017 false false Rafael Leao continues to be linked with a move away from AC Milan at the end of the season. According to a report from SportWitness, the player dreams of a move to the Premier League, and Chelsea and Manchester United could be potential destinations. The two clubs could make a formal offer to sign the […] The post appeared first on . Wed, 13 May 2026 19:37:40 GMT Saikat https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56609781 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/chelsea/articles/56609781 false false