News about Malang Sarr

Chelsea announced their eighth signing of the summer on Thursday when Aaron Anselmino joined a growing list. Anselmino, 19, signed from Boca Juniors in Argentina for a transfer fee in the region of £15million before immediately returning to his former club on loan. Chelsea tweeted via the club's official X account: 'Chelsea is pleased to announce the signing of defender Aaron Anselmino, who will spend the 2024/25 campaign on loan at Boca Juniors.'

A former Chelsea star has signed for Lens following his departure from Stamford Bridge. The player's association with the Blues officially came to an end this week when his contract was terminated by mutual consent. Although he had a year left on his deal, the player was eager to leave Chelsea as he aims to play regularly elsewhere. 

Some big names have been left out of Chelsea's US pre-season tour, with uncertainty over the futures of six players in particular.  The club have named a 28-man squad that will fly out to the United States, with their first game against Wrexham in California on Wednesday.  Enzo Maresca's side will then go on to face Celtic, Club America, Premier League rivals Manchester City, before concluding the tour with a game against Real Madrid in Charlotte, North Carolina on August 7. 

Le Havre, a French side, is pursuing Malang Sarr, a defender who is out-of-favour with Chelsea until the transfer deadline. After impressing in France with Nice, the 25-year-old arrived at Stamford Bridge in 2020. Sarr has only made eight Premier League appearances for the Blues since then, with the most notable coming as a replacement in a 2-1 victory over Watford in May 2022.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

Chelsea is apparently planning a one-in-one-out transfer policy in January in the hopes of avoiding a repeat of the problems that eventually cost Graham Potter his job. Chelsea made six signings during the winter season, none of which made it into the first team, with Potter in charge. Only Jorginho, a footballer, graduated from the first squad, which resulted in a bloated squad with regular players being barred from matchday squads and accusations of players struggling to get dressed in corridors at the training ground.

Chelsea has cut a former rising star from their 25-man Premier League squad after registering players for the first half of the season. Since the club's inception in the Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital era, the Blues have undergone a dramatic shift. Under the new regime, major changes have been made to the playing squad, with over £1 billion invested in three transfer windows.

During his press conference this week, Mauricio Pochettino was left scratching his head as he revealed that he was unsure who Malang Sarr or Jamie Cumming are. Chelsea manager Terry Jones has grown accustomed to fielding questions about exiled striker Romelu Lukaku all summer, with the Belgian eager to go and Chelsea eager to move him forward. However, there haven't been concerns about forgotten stars Sarr, who was out on loan at AS Monaco last season, and young goalkeeper Jamie Cumming, to the extent that Pochettino was practically speechless as one reporter went looking for answers.

Mason Mount was at Manchester United on Monday morning ahead of his £55 million transfer. Chelsea will continue work on Christian Pulisic, Cesar Azpilicueta, Romelu Lukaku, Ethan Ampadu, Ethan Ampadu, Ethan Ampadu, Trevoh Chalobah, Baba Rahman, Malang Sarr, Callum Hudson-Odoi, and Hakim Ziyech. When you factor in that Levi Colwill and Conor Gallagher will want to know how they fit into Pochettino's plans, it's clear that the Argentine has a lot to consider.

SIMON JONES: Sevilla is interested in obtaining Malang Sarr from Chelsea if he can cut short his loan term in Monaco. The 23-year-old Frenchman joined Monaco on a loan until the end of the season, but it hasn't been as good as expected. Sarr has only played four times for the Ligue 1 team, clocking just 351 minutes since making his move.

Malang Sarr had a night to remember on Thursday as he scored an incredible own goal in Monaco's Europa League match against Trabzonspor. The Chelsea loanee was jogging into his own goal when his goalkeeper screamed a pass in his direction, leaving him helpless as the ball was kicked off his body and into the open goal. As the Trabzonspor supporters commemorated one of the most unusual goals they are likely to see, Sarr immediately put his hands on his knees and gazed at the ground.

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.

'Today, we have seen the difference between the two teams.' This evening, we fought a lot and they told us they are much more robust than we are.' Antonio Conte's words in the first minute of their Carabao Cup semi-final match against Chelsea in January were derogatory. It was impossible to disagree with the Italian's conclusions. Spurs were outclassed on the night, and it was a recurring pattern when they faced the Blues last term.

According to reports, Manchester United defender Eric Bailly has piqued Monaco's attention as they look to strengthen their back line this summer. The centerback has made 113 appearances over six seasons at Old Trafford, but he has struggled with injuries and regular game time during his time with the club - he appeared just seven times in all competitions last season.

Chelsea and RB Leipzig have agreed to a £25 million deposit, as well as add-ons for Germany forward Werner, who will have a medical on Tuesday before the transfer is confirmed. Werner, 26, spent four years at Leipzig before moving to Chelsea, scoring 95 goals in only 159 games.

Malang Sarr, a defender from Cjelsea, was undergoing surgery in Monaco today ahead of his loan transfer. Monaco is paying around £650,000 for the loan fee, with a £10 million contract negotiated to make the move permanent next year, plus a further £3 million in compensation. Sarr, 23, had an offer from Fulham but wanted to return to France with Monaco.

Werner was also keen on him, but his new team's return to his former team has emerged as his preferred option. Though it was predicted that a loan move would be sanctioned, Chelsea and the two clubs have thrashed Chelsea to recoup some of their outlay two years ago and in the middle of their own spree this summer. During Chelsea's pre-season tour of America, Werner expressed his desire to play more often, particularly ahead of the World Cup in November.