@ChelseaFC please when are you going to get rid of both Jackson and Delap ?
I’m fine with JP,welbeck and Satpayev as third striker
Please get this mids out of Chelsea
This one is more of a Pedro Neto transfer-rumour clarification than a major Chelsea development. I’d make the Spurs denial the hook:
🚨🔵 TOTTENHAM DENY PEDRO NETO IS SAVINHO BACKUP!
Tottenham sources are reportedly “firmly denying” that Chelsea winger Pedro Neto is their alternative option if they fail to sign Manchester City’s Savinho.
Spurs are monitoring Neto independently as they look to strengthen their attack under Roberto De Zerbi. 👀
Neto, 26, recorded double-digit goals and assists across all competitions last season.
Chelsea could face a decision if Tottenham make their interest concrete. 🔵
📰 Last Word On Spurs
#CFC #Chelsea #PedroNeto #PremierLeague
@ChelseaFC please when are you going to get rid of both Jackson and Delap ?
I’m fine with JP,welbeck and Satpayev as third striker
Please get this mids out of Chelsea
💙🔵 Moises Caicedo wants to become a Chelsea legend.
💬 “I want to become a legend here. That is why I renewed my contract.”
The Ecuadorian midfielder also praised Chelsea’s supporters in Hong Kong, saying the fans make the squad feel “at home” despite the time difference. 🇭🇰
Caicedo is back with the squad and hopes to feature against Juventus tonight as he builds up his fitness. 👀
One of our own. 💙
#CFC #Chelsea #Caicedo
I’m one of Enzo supporters ever since he joined Chelsea but I’m not delusional
But I realize that Enzo doesn’t love Chelsea the way we love him
Because if he did he will not have contract till 2032 and be crying that if he didn’t renew the contract this summer he will leave😳
ENZO FERNÁNDEZ SAGA: When Emotions Begin To Override Common Sense
This may sound harsh, but this Enzo Fernández situation has exposed the mentality of some people on this app.
I genuinely wonder how some of these people make difficult decisions in their businesses, organisations, or even families when emotions are allowed to override principles.
The argument that Chelsea should give Enzo whatever he wants simply because of his performances is a dangerous precedent. It is similar to saying that as a parent, you should disrupt the balance of your entire family to satisfy one child because that child is currently doing well. Or that as an organisation, you should break your salary structure every time an employee delivers a major result.
This is exactly why serious organisations use performance bonuses, incentives, and commissions. They reward excellence without destroying the structure that keeps the entire system functioning.
Now imagine Enzo demands £300k per week and Chelsea agrees purely because of his performances. What happens if Cole Palmer records 40 goal contributions next season and asks for £350k? What happens if João Pedro scores 25 goals and receives an offer matching that figure elsewhere? Should the club keep breaking its wage structure every time a player excels?
That is not sustainable management.
Would I want Enzo Fernández to leave Chelsea? Absolutely not. He is a special talent, a player who brings qualities that are extremely difficult to replace. But no player, regardless of how important, should become bigger than the institution.
Chelsea must make decisions based on what is best for the club long-term, not based on emotional attachment.
The frustrating part is that some of the loudest voices demanding Chelsea abandon its principles are the same fans who claim to love the club. Much of this reaction appears driven by their dislike of the ownership rather than genuine concern for Chelsea's future.
Regarding Enzo and his representatives, the way this saga has been handled has not been ideal. The constant speculation and links, followed by Real Madrid publicly distancing themselves from the rumours, created unnecessary noise around the player, the club, and the fans.
That said, none of this takes away from Enzo Fernández's quality, achievements, or importance to Chelsea. I want him to remain at the club and continue succeeding.
But supporting a player does not mean abandoning logic. Great clubs are built on standards, discipline, and sustainable decisions.
Enzo remains loved and respected. Supporting him and protecting Chelsea's structure can exist at the same time.
@Thanos_Proximus@PrinceD81292144 How many of them get the extension with fight or threatening? He still has contract till 2032 he’s not the one that will tell them before they extend his contract with pay rise
@SportLife_06@PrinceD81292144 But This same boy you’re fighting for still has contract till 2032 man ….. if he love Chelsea the way we love him he will not be threatened us that is either e sign another contract this season or he leave ….
Thank you Trevoh.A true blue from the academy to first team.Your loyalty,professionalism & commitment to Chelsea never went unnoticed,You gave everything for the badge everytime you stepped on the pitch.Wish you nothing but success in your New chapter.ONCE A BLUE ALWAYS A BLUE💙