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@Blue_Footy When you are good you're good

I only called "Watch out" for two young players last season, Jacobo Ramon and Johan Manzambi. And both of them have shown incredible level of growth. I'm not surprised.

@itzelfklein Chelsea is a big club, so they'll use the club's name to attract more buyers.

@aladeemmanuel2 So u ain't seeing the pattern, xhaka, bergvall, garnacho?

🚨🔵 Paul Winstanley might be becoming Chelsea's biggest problem... and I genuinely hope I'm wrong. For the first time since BlueCo arrived, I'm starting to wonder if Chelsea's biggest battle isn't happening on the pitch anymore. It feels like we're watching two different football ideas pulling in opposite directions, and if that continues, Xabi Alonso's project could become much harder than it needs to be. The latest reports coming out of Cobham are worrying. Alonso reportedly isn't interested in keeping Garnacho, despite Winstanley being one of the strongest believers in him. Before that, there were reports around Bergvall. Then came Granit Xhaka, a player Alonso clearly admired, yet Chelsea never got that deal over the line. When you put all of those stories together, it starts looking less like coincidence and more like a power struggle over what this squad should actually become. This is exactly what I've always feared. Chelsea finally have a manager who knows exactly how he wants his team to play. The last thing he needs is constantly being handed profiles that don't match his football. Maybe this is exactly why Chelsea have struggled for years. Too many people trying to build the squad instead of letting one football brain take ownership, not asking him to adapt to somebody else's vision. Maybe I'm being harsh on Winstanley... but when I look at Chelsea's recruitment since 2022, I struggle to see enough evidence that he should be winning transfer battles against the manager. Look at the recruitment over the last few years. Mykhailo Mudryk.Kalidou Koulibaly.Raheem Sterling.Wesley Fofana.Axel Disasi.Roméo Lavia.Christopher Nkunku.Benoît Badiashile.Carney Chukwuemeka.Cesare Casadei.Lesley Ugochukwu.Robert Sánchez.Djordje Petrović. Some have been unlucky with injuries. Some still deserve patience. But together they've cost Chelsea hundreds of millions, and we're still talking about rebuilding the squad. That's the worrying part. This recruitment model has been obsessed with collecting talent. Alonso seems obsessed with building a system. Those are two completely different things. Honestly, if these reports are true, I'd rather Alonso upset a few people inside Cobham now than spend the next three years coaching players he never really wanted. Not because I dislike the players being suggested, but because Chelsea have spent too many years buying names before deciding how they fit. If Alonso genuinely believes someone doesn't suit his football, the club should be backing the manager they hired, not trying to convince him otherwise. This isn't Brighton. This is CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB.. Managers at Chelsea don't need more talented players. They need the right players. And if Winstanley and Alonso aren't pulling in the same direction already, then Chelsea need to fix that before it grows into something much bigger. Do you think Chelsea have given Xabi Alonso the final say on every major signing, or the sporting directors still have the strongest voice? @lay #KleinCFC #CFC #CHELSEA

@itzelfklein There's no pattern here, bro. The coach and the sporting directors wanted Xhaka, but his club refused to negotiate, and Chelsea kept trying. Nowhere has it been officially reported that our coach wanted those players you mentioned. It's normal for agents to push those stories

@Humphrey_Pato Stupidity of the highest order Replace quality with quality and stop going for F second choice. We sell our players high but don't want to pay moderately but hiding under the umbrella of FFP OR PSR don't worry we'll remain fighting for rubbish

🚨EXCLUSIVE: Chelsea will not spend long negotiating for Pep Chavarría. Sources have told me that if Rayo Vallecano reject Chelsea’s offer and continue to demand a fee above the club’s valuation, the Blues are prepared to walk away rather than overpay. Chelsea rate Pep Chavarría highly, and Xabi Alonso has identified him as his first-choice left-back target. However, the club are being extremely careful with their spending to remain compliant with financial regulations and avoid unnecessary risks. Chelsea are sticking to a strict valuation policy and will not be forced into paying above what they believe the player is worth. I’ve also been told Xabi Alonso is fully on board with that approach. While he would love to sign Pep Chavarría, he does not want Chelsea to overpay for any player and already has alternative left-back options in mind if this deal falls through. Chelsea’s message is clear: the club will only do the deal on their terms.

@Blue_Footy Chavarria 💯 percent

Pep Chavarría or Álvaro Carreras❓️

@AkinwumiOla3 Lol

@aladeemmanuel2 Monetise your page ooo. Make Elon Musk money dey drop

Just like yesterday Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

@FrankKhalidUK Jao Pedro 👅👅

If you had to sell one of these strikers then who would you sell?

@instablog9ja Samuel Okunowo

@instablog9ja Emmanuel Amunike Played for Barcelona from 1996 to 2000. Made 34 first-team appearances Samuel Okunowo (also known as Gbenga Okunowo) Played for Barcelona between 1998 and 1999. Made 21 first-team appearances Posting rubbish agbako blogger @instablog9ja

Barcelona Sign Nigerian Winger Kareem Adeyemi in €40 Million Deal, Becomes First Nigerian to Play for the Club Barcelona have completed the signing of Nigerian winger Kareem Adeyemi from Borussia Dortmund in a deal reportedly worth €40 million. The 24-year-old joins the Spanish giants after agreeing to a long-term contract, following reports that he had informed Dortmund of his desire to leave after contract extension talks broke down. With the move, Adeyemi becomes the first Nigerian to represent Barcelona’s senior team, marking a historic milestone for Nigerian football

@Blue_Footy Chelsea SDs are highest gambler of all time just risking all

After selling Andrey Santos, I don't see us selling Enzo Fernandez now. My feeling is that he will stay and play under Alonso. We will put ourselves in a big mess if we sell Enzo. Without Santos and Enzo, we have only one stable and durable midfielder. Essugo and Lavia are yet to prove they can stay fit long-term, while Barco is still new and will take time to adapt. The best thing we can do is to resist any offer for Enzo, even if it's £120m.

@NizaarKinsella We're just hopeful things come good for him at Chelsea with trophies

What we learned from Xabi Alonso's first day: bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

@Afolabi91833651 @Blue_Footy Go take good at him

@aladeemmanuel2 @Blue_Footy O reily ?

Marco Palestra.

The economy don make small pikin discover hin talent 😅🔥🔥

@DMajorkey @Blue_Footy EPL physicality increased lately

@aladeemmanuel2 @Blue_Footy The like of Estevao, cole Palmer,Hazard, Oscar, Saka etc has shown has over and over its not body builders that play EPL but stamina and brain.

@KilinakoZ @SamMusili25 @Blue_Footy Ok

@aladeemmanuel2 @SamMusili25 @Blue_Footy He is a fullback

@SamMusili25 @Blue_Footy Let assume I don't know what am saying

@aladeemmanuel2 @Blue_Footy Huijsen was in the premier league, he shines and that's why Madrid came for him, palestra is a fullback, he won't mark Haaland mateta. You just don't know what you are saying bro

@SamMusili25 @Blue_Footy Defensive actions against the likes of halland and mateta?

@aladeemmanuel2 @Blue_Footy Real Madrid Huijsen is a striker?

@tayopraise @Blue_Footy I guess cucurella knows how to manage his rather than our lanky dude

@aladeemmanuel2 @Blue_Footy What about Cucurela