There is still a long way to go in the Premier League's summer transfer window. Many twists and turns will happen up until the deadline on September 1. However,

After Chelsea and Aston Villa have sold their women's teams to a parent company, we consider the long-term effect it could have on the game

Chelsea players were very confused by the United States president's actions following their historic FIFA Club World Cup victory.

FIFA looks back on the previous occasions when Chelsea won major honours for the first time after securing the inaugural Club World Cup.

No wonder Mourinho lost his job.

Petrović joined Chelsea from New England Revolution in the summer of 2023 and caught the eye in his debut season, ending the campaign as Mauricio Pochettino’s first-choice goalkeeper. But the arrival of new manager Enzo Maresca saw the Serbia international fall down the pecking order.

Cole Palmer registered two goals and an assist to lift Chelsea to victory over PSG to become the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup champions.

Chelsea were recently punished by UEFA with a $36m fine for breaching financial rules, while they have also already spent over £100m this summer on Joao Pedro, Jamie Gittens and Liam Delap. More arrivals are expected, with Manchester United’s Alejandro Garnacho a long-term consideration.