News about Branislav Ivanovic

Cesc Fabregas has revealed the one match in his career where he was told not to celebrate amid fears of fan trouble.  Prior to hanging up his boots in 2023, Fabregas enjoyed a successful playing career at the likes of Arsenal, Barcelona, Chelsea and Monaco.  The Spaniard is regarded as one of the best midfielders of his generation, after his faultless performances on the pitch that saw him rack up over 125 career goals.

Exclusive INTERVIEW NINI LADYMAN: Geoff Shreeves was not at a training ground or at a manager's press conference the day before the Premier League season began, and he wasn't in the Premier League. He was on the golf course in Mallorca. Shreeves is out of work after 33 years with Sky - most notable as their outstanding touchline interviewer. Chelsea will face Liverpool on Sunday afternoon, but he will not be in the players' tunnel or standing by the Stamford Bridge dugouts. In St Albans, he'll be at home on the sofa. "It's a big change for me and it's left a big hole in my life," Shreeves says.

Since being banned from eight games for attacking referee Chris Kavanagh in Fulham's FA Cup transfer to Manchester United last month, Aleksandar Mitrovic has received one of the longest sentences in Premier League history. The normal three-match ban has been extended to eight games, but the FA is planning to appeal the suspension, claiming that the Serbian striker will receive an even greater punishment. Mitrovic played in Fulham's 2-1 loss at Bournemouth, and the earliest he'll return is against Southampton on May 13 - with two games remaining after that.

Chelsea has had a very busy January, with six players having already signed over a week of the window still open. At an average age of just over 20, the Blues are taking a different approach to previous years and planning for the future rather than the present - and their spending this month has equated to more than half of all Premier League spending in January. The change comes after three years of not spending a single penny in the winter window.

In a viral video that has circulated online, Chelsea legend Branislav Ivanovic has displayed his private trophy collection. During a nine-year tenure with the Serbian defender, 38, made 377 appearances for the Blues. He had a fruitful time with the west London side winning 10 trophies with them, making him one of the most decorated players to ever have played at Stamford Bridge.