News about Callum Hudson-Odoi

Chelsea denied Nottingham Forest the chance to celebrate mathematical safety with a rousing late turnaround. Forest were leading 2-1 after 80 minutes thanks to goals from Willy Bolly and Callum Hudson-Odoi, which had outdone Mykhailo Mudryk's early opener for Chelsea. But goals in rapid succession from Raheem Sterling and Nicolas Jackson curtailed the carnival as Forest are still not mathematically safe, though they are three points of Luton Town with a 12-superior goal difference going into the final day.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE CITY GROUND: Chris Wilder appeared to suggest the match officials had been influenced by Nottingham Forest's VAR complaints when they chose to allow Ryan Yates' goal early in the second half. Forest hearts were in their mouths after Ryan Yates volleyed home early in the second half, as VAR Michael Salisbury checked for a foul by Murillo on Ben Brereton-Diaz. Yet the goal stood, Forest led 2-1 and made the points safe when Callum Hudson-Odoi claimed his second of the match - as already-relegated Sheffield United became the first team to concede 100 goals in a 38-game league season.

Howard Webb, the head of the Professional Game Match Officials Board, has admitted Nottingham Forest should have had one penalty in their controversial defeat to Everton on April 21. The visitors to Goodison Park felt that they should have had three spot-kicks awarded in their favour during the Premier League clash, and criticised the officials post-match on social media and in mainstream outlets. Whilst Webb felt that the first two, a foul and a handball, were 'subjective calls' which were correct, he agreed that the third one - Ashley Young's tackle on Callum Hudson-Odoi - should have been reviewed by the referee if VAR had intervened.

Gary Neville insists Mark Clattenburg 'must resign' from his role at Nottingham Forest, after the club released a statement accusing VAR Stuart Attwell of showing favouritism towards Luton in the relegation battle. Forest, who were beaten 2-0 by fellow survival hopefuls Everton on Sunday, slammed 'three extremely poor decisions' in a furious statement after the match, claiming Attwell was a 'Luton fan' and that PGMOL were warned of this prior to the clash at Goodison Park. The club were denied three separate penalty claims by match referee Anthony Taylor, with Everton defender Ashley Young the accused culprit for every one. He escaped without conceding a spot-kick for challenges on Giovanni Reyna and Callum Hudson-Odoi, as well as a potential handball. 

Crystal Palace have poked fun at Nottingham Forest's statement following their win over West Ham. Palace won 5-2 at home to Palace having established a four-goal lead by the 20th minute. After the game Palace couldn't resist poking fun at Forest, who had earlier issued a statement slamming 'poor decisions' in their 2-0 loss to Everton. 

In both of Nottingham Forest's previous two matches against Crystal Palace and Luton, Chris Wood has been in fine scoring form of late, finding the back of the net in both of their previous two games against Crystal Palace and Luton. In 23 Premier League appearances this season, the 32-year-old has scored ten times, and Forest will be looking to their leading goalscorer to help them beat Tottenham, Brighton, and Man United beat them in their last five games. Chris Wood will score anywhere during the game, and Sky Bet is paying 4/1 on the New Zealand striker to finish first.

Last time they met in the FA Cup, Bristol City and Nottingham Forest played out a 0-0 draw, with the two teams due to meet in a fourth-round replay on Wednesday at the City Ground. Bristol hasn't won in their last four games in all competitions, after losing 1-0 by Leeds last time out in the Championship. Liam Manning's team pulled off a big Cup upset by defeating West Ham on two legs to advance to the fourth round of the tournament.

Gio Reyna made his Nottingham Forest debut as a second-half replacement in the team's 1-1 draw at Bournemouth in the Premier League on Sunday. Anthony Elanga played for the United StatesMNT in the 78th minute, four days after signing from Borussia Dortmund on loan until the end of the season. By then, Forest had equalized, with Callum Hudson-Odoi's curling 45th-minute strike canceling out the opener in the fifth minute from Justin Kluivert when he scored from close range at a corner.

Nottingham Forest is believed by experts to be the'most vulnerable' club in the Premier League to face sanctions for breaching the Premier League's financial laws. Nuno Espirito Santo's side is considered to be'sailing close to the wind,' by financial writers following their investment in the previous transfer window, according to The Times. Everton could face more scrutiny and may face a second trial after the Toffees were fined with a 10-point suspension in November for breaching the Premier League's profit and sustainability legislation (PSR).

Callum Hudson-Odoi's move to Nottingham Forest will be confirmed in the next few hours. The final terms are being worked out, but everything is agreed, and it puts the 22-year-old's, who made his England debut at 18 years old, off to a new start, becoming the youngest-ever player to make his England debut in a competitive game. Following his Achilles injury in recent years, he had failed to make strides. He has served as a starter at Chelsea in the World Club Cup and the UEFA Super Cup, which has included a number of games. Steve Cooper, his England Under 17 coach, was ultimately decisive. Cooper believes he can bring Hudson-Odoi back to his best, and the player believes Cooper is the best coach to do so.

Fulham want to hijack Callum Hudson-Odoi's Nottingham Forest as Chelsea prepares to cash in on the coveted winger's move before the transfer window closes.

Callum Hudson-Odoi's representatives reported a "mega busy day" yesterday and are now in talks with Forest, who seem to be the most likely to get his signature. When England defeated the World Cup, Steve Cooper was vital - he was Hudson-Odoi's England Under 17 manager.

It will be a match between Chelsea and Luton Town, which will mark the union of two polar opposites. The supreme spenders, the powder keg of a club that demands success year after year, are inevitably poisoned by ambition's tyranny of aspiration. On the other hand, the Premier League's new upstarts, the upswingers in a permanent dream-state, are the club that intends to defy all the odds as the unfancied have.

Youssouf Fofana, a Monaco midfielder, has opted for Nottingham Forest's £30 million bid. Forest also have an interest in a number of Chelsea players, including Fulham's Callum Hudson-Odoi, Trevoh Chalobah, who has a hamstring injury, and Ian Maatsen, who is feared by West Ham and Burnley but has yet to be given a new Chelsea deal, is also interested.

According to rumors, Fulham will progress their hunt for Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi. Since Willian's departure from the club earlier this summer, the west London side is looking for a new wide-man. Marco Silva's side of Marco Silva's one-year contract extension was turned down by the Brazilian winger, and Nottingham Forest has since had a formal approach.

Mohammed Kudus, a Holland striker who has impressed with his appearances so far this season, and Athletic Bilbao striker Inaki Williams, whose brother Nico has been selected for Spain, are also in the squad, according to manager Otto Addo on Monday. However, there is no place for Leicester's Jeffrey Schlupp and Genk midfielder Joseph Paintsil's likes. Despite being rejected by England, Callum Hudson-Odoi, who is on loan at Bayer Leverkusen from Chelsea, has reportedly turned down the opportunity to play for Ghana.

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After a tense end to the game, Atletico Madrid defeated 10-man Porto in the Champions League in the 11th minute of stoppage time by Antoine Griezmann's 2-1 victory on Wednesday. The players were locked at 0-0 as the game came to added time, with the two teams meeting in the competition's second year in a row. Atletico defender Mario Hermoso opened the scoring when he deflected a shot from the outside of the box, leaving Porto keeper Diogo Costa helpless.

Hull City has loaned Chelsea starlet Xavier Simons until the end of the season. After beating Wimbledon to his signature, the Yorkshire club announced his arrival on transfer deadline day. The 19-year-old made his debut in the Carabao Cup last season before deciding to a new one at Stamford Bridge, which gives the possibility to extend his stay until 2024.

Callum Hudson-Odoi, Chelsea's winger, is said to have agreed to a loan transfer to Bayer Leverkusen after the Bundesliga club agreed to a contract until the end of the season. Since recovering from a crippling Achilles injury he sustained last season, the England international has had a difficult time to return, and Thomas Tuchel hasn't had enough space for him after signing Raheem Sterling. According to Sky Sports, Hudson-Odoi is about to clinch his first-ever loan move from Chelsea and is due to fly out to Germany to put pen to paper on a season-long contract.

Ajax have revived their offer to sign Hakim Ziyech of Chelsea, who has been named as Antony's replacement. In 2020, the Moroccan winger joined the Blues from Ajax for £38 million, but he has since struggled to claim a permanent first team spot in Thomas Tuchel's team. Following the arrival of Raheem Sterling, who scored twice in the Blues' 2-1 victory over Leicester on Saturday, Ziyech has been moved further down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea's former owner Roman Abramovich has had a tumultuous year since the UK government banned him in March. What ensued was significant speculation about the club's future and a protracted takeover saga that didn't come to an end on May 28 when the Todd Boehly-led consortium announced their purchase of the club on May 28. With the Premier League season ending a week earlier and culminating in Chelsea losing both Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen on free transfers, the team was left on the back-foot and behind the eight ball ahead of this season.

A number of Chelsea players are either keen to play more often or being targeted by other clubs keen to provide more regular football, including Hakim Ziyech, Christian Pulisic, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Trevor Chalobah, Armando Broja, and Billy Gilmour. Tuchel's choices this week have been limited by injuries to N'Golo Kante, Mateo Kovacic, Broja, and Pulisic, though they have refused to fine any departures.

Chilwell will be joined by fellow defenders Ethan Ampadu and Trevoh Chalobah, as well as midfield summer defender Carney Chukwuemeka in the face of Fulham's development squad as he recovers from a long injury layoff. Tuchel has stated that his left-back is not yet ready for the ferocity of the Premier League, and Marc Cucurella has temporarily taken his place in the starting lineup. Tuchel said on SkySports, "He is a very intelligent player, makes good decisions, is extremely safe on the field, and plays through the lines.'