News about Trevoh Chalobah

One of Trevoh Chalobah's closest friends has expressed worry over Chelsea's continuing injury problems by claiming that the club isn't using qualified pilates instructors. The Blues have struggled in the Premier League for the second season in a row, and some have attributed to the club's injuries, with several key names out for lengthy stretches of the season. Ed Hodge, a football performance coach who is often seen with Chalobah, posted on Instagram describing the issues with pilates instruction at Chelsea, and club followers linked it to the club's stalled situation with injury setbacks.

Chelsea's net income by selling ten players with the Blues could reach a dramatic peak this summer as they continue to comply with the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Guidelines (PSR). In the first full year under Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital's ownership, the club reported a tax loss of £90.1 million last week. Chelsea FC Holdings Limited's accounts showed the loss for the 12-month cycle until June 30, 2023.

Chelsea could face Saudi Arabia in the summer after it became apparent that the club's chairman, Todd Boehly, spoke with Michael Emenalo during a recent visit to the Middle Eastern country's capital. Emenalo is the Saudi Pro League's director of football, having previously worked in Chelsea's boardroom. The meeting, which was reported to have been held in Riyadh in the last fortnight, would only add to rumors that the club is attempting to offload players to Saudi Arabia.

KIERAN GILL: Chelsea's opponents are planning on putting their reputation for pricing players out of play this summer, claiming that they are now in a situation where they must sell in order to beat the Premier League's financial rules. The Blues are well-known for triggering a tough competition by slapping steep valuations on their stars, but rumors are that no sales are required until the next transfer window opens. Chelsea insiders insist that this is not the truth, adding that they are on track to be compliant with the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Laws. Nevertheless, the club's accounts for the year ended June 30, 2023, a pre-tax loss of £90.1 million. That came after a loss of £121.4 million the previous year.

JACK GAUGHAN: These aren't the days that characterized Mauricio Pochettino's first months in one of the country's hottest positions. His Chelsea team does well against the wealthy, but not so much. Chelsea has now taken two points off Manchester City, one from Arsenal and three from Tottenham Hotspur. Given the opportunity they had, Manchester United's loss was disappointing. Liverpool's poor loss at Anfield last month will be fresh in their minds as they roll up to Wembley for the Carabao Cup final on Sunday. Chelsea's set-up at the Etihad Stadium was rightly lauded by Pochettino. With five at the back, the visitors managed to hang to a one-goal advantage up until the 71st minute, when Cole Palmer said goodbye for Trevoh Chalobah and the visitors tried to cling to a one-goal advantage.

Clubs have their last chance to improve ahead of the rest of the season as we enter the final hours of the January transfer window. Teams at the top of the pack will be looking for titles and European qualification, while those at the bottom will be hoping that a new addition would keep them away from relegation problems. In the midst of several FFP probes, Everton and Nottingham Forest have been charged with breaching the top flight's financial laws this month, and it underscores the balancing act clubs must play to ensure immediate success with financial stability. However, there are still many deals in the offing that will run right up to the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday, with some players facing uncertain futures.

There's no reason to be concerned about whether a Saudi Pro League team's top player will make a late swoop for your Premier League club's top player - their window was shut on Tuesday. However, there is a lot of interest in internal transfers as well as European clubs focusing on particular players. Armando Broja of Chelsea is one of the names on the tumour mill, with Fulham said to be mulling over a transfer for him.

SIMON JONES: Jurgen Klopp's pending departure, as well as sports director Jorg Schmadtke, has sparked a never ending discussion about how Liverpool will recover. One of the most common comments around Anfield is that it would be a good idea to tempt the club's former sports director Michael Edwards back to a new role. Edwards left Liverpool just over a year ago and was regarded as the brains behind Liverpool's impressive recruiting process. He's since founded Ludonautics, alongside Liverpool's former director of research Ian Graham, who is now working with a Premier League club and forming a Bolton Wanderers partnership last week.

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The clock is now ticking faster for clubs trying to lock down last-minute winter contracts as we officially enter the final week of the January transfer window. West Ham midfielder Kalvin Phillips has agreed to a transfer with Manchester City for the out-of-favour midfielder, with the option to buy after months of rumors over his future. Following Jordan Henderson's spectacular Saudi Arabia U-turn, the Associated Press speculated that Karim Benzema could be returning to Europe as well, with a move to Lyon apparently in the works.

Chelsea centre back Trevoh Chalobah is attracting attention from Fulham. The west London rivals are investigating a loan for the 24-year-old, who has yet to play this season after suffering a hamstring injury. By the end of the month, the 24-year-old is expected to be healthy.

Clubs around Europe are also busing to develop their squads for the second half of the season or to release players that are in need of a certain number. Serhou Guirassy, a Stuttgart striker, has been in demand after scoring 17 goals in 19 Bundesliga games this season, with West Ham, Manchester United, and Newcastle all eager to land the Guinea international. Anthony Martial has also attracted attention from a variety of clubs, with the Frenchman keen to remain in Europe after his deal with United comes to an end in the summer.

ABOUT KAJUMBA: Mauricio Pochettino admits he is worried about the health of summer resident Christopher Nkunku. Chelsea's head coach has had some positive news on the fitness front, with Ben Chilwell and Benoit Badiashile expected to return to the squad for the lunchtime clash on Saturday, and Carney Chukwuemeka and Trevoh Chalobah getting closer to comebacks. But French forward Nkunku is also suffering from a hip injury after missing the first half of the season due to a knee injury.

Todd Boehly posed for photographs at Stamford Bridge in the 2024 Golden Globes, a world away from the director's box. Chelsea's co-controlling owner, Eldridge Industries, the holding company that owns Dick Clark Productions, is the show's chief executive.

SIMON JONES: Conor Gallagher is more than content to stay at Chelsea this season. Chelsea has no doubt that this month needs a striker and left-back, but they are struggling to cover such changes within profit and sustainability guidelines, so selling a homegrown product gives them a definite profit and greater freedom to wheel and deal. They also want to sell Ian Maatsen and Trevoh Chalobah this month, but Borussia Dortmund also has the ability to sell a loan to left-back Maatsen is not appropriate.

Back in this month, Eric Dier is back on Bayern Munich's list of centre options. In the summer, the Bundesliga giants contacted Tottenham Hotspur, but the 29-year-old is still in the process of finding out why Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel, especially because he is out of contract in the summer, is cheaper than other options. Bayern has opened an investigation into Tottenham and has reached a verbal deal in principle over the terms with Dier, but they have yet to decide which defensive target they will work with. Trevoh Chalobah is also on Bayern's radar, as Mail Sport has announced, but match fitness is in Dier's favour.

SIMON JONES: Bayern Munich has revived their curiosity in Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah. The 24-year-old is recovering from a hamstring injury but is expected to be back to work by the end of the month. Chelsea are willing to sell as they look to raise funds for a left-back and striker, particularly because Chalobah is homegrown and will be regarded as pure profit.

Chelsea are said to be open to allowing Trevoh Chalobah to leave the club this month as he returns to full fitness, but it will not likely that he will leave on loan. The 24-year-old hasn't played much this season, but he's getting back to full fitness after being out all of August due to a hamstring injury. As the Blues try to strike a balance between the books in order to comply with Financial Fair Play, Chelsea has almost recovered from his injury woes.

Chelsea have expressed interest in defender Jean-Clair Todibo, but his club Nice is reluctant to sell in January. In December, Mail Sport revealed that Tottenham had held talks to sign Todibo from the Ligue 1 club. He is also on the shortlists for Newcastle and Manchester United.

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.

The January transfer window is set to open on a month's time, and clubs are already planning to upgrade their squads. Manchester United has been linked with the takeover of a center back, with Nice's Jean-Clair Todibo and Sporting Lisbon's Goncalo Ignacio on their list of targets. Chelsea, who have been symphony with Napoli's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, could be out for a long month, while defender Trevoh Chalobah may have been shown the exit door.

Chelsea's former wonderkid has just received his first international call-up with Wales. Despite the fact that the ex-Chelsea defender has previously represented England at every age group between Under-16 and Under-21, the news follows. Aaron Ramsdale, Reece James, Mason Mount, and Trevoh Chalobah were among the Three Lions U19s' triumphs at the European Championships in 2017 - a team that featured Aaron Ramsdale, Reece James, Mason Mount, and Trevoh Chalobah.