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Joseph Miles21 minutes agoJune 28, 2019
CHELSEA have reportedly reached an agreement to keep Mario Pasalic on loan with Atalanta for one more year.
The central midfielder, 24, was a huge for the Italian side after he joined on loan last summer.
His original deal included a £13m buy-out clause, but he will remain on loan for another season.
- Joseph Miles48 minutes agoJune 28, 2019
KALIDOU KOULIBALY has revealed Maurizio Sarri once called him away from his wife's bedside during the birth of his son – just to put him on Napoli's bench.
He told the Players' Tribune: “Sarri looks at me and says, 'No, no, no. I need you tonight, Kouli. I really need you. You can’t go.'
“I say, 'This is the birth of my son, Mister. You can do whatever you want to me. Fine me, suspend me, I don’t care. I am going'.
“Sarri looks so stressed, and he is smoking his cigarette. Smoking, smoking, thinking… then finally he says, 'OK, OK, you can go to the clinic. But you have to be back for the match tonight. I need you, Kouli!'”
- Joseph Miles1 hour agoJune 28, 2019
EDEN HAZARD returned to Chelsea just 20 DAYS after leaving for Real Madrid…to help out some kids at the club's soccer school.
The 28-year-old isn't about to forget the Blues in a hurry, as he was pictured joining in with the youngsters at a Greek football course at Sani Football Academy, which is hosted in association with Chelsea.
- Joseph Miles2 hours agoJune 28, 2019
CHELSEA flop Radamel Falcao is angling for a move to David Beckham’s Inter Miami side.
SunSport understands Falcao, 33, wants to finish in MLS a career that has included spells with River Plate, Porto, Manchester United and Chelsea.
Falcao scored 16 times this season for French outfit Monaco in 34 games to help the team survive relegation by just two points.
New MLS 'franchise' Miami will start playing in 2020, just months before the Colombian's contract expires.
- Joseph Miles2 hours agoJune 28, 2019
AC MILAN have been banned from Europe for a year – after striking a deal with Uefa that allows them to get round Financial Fair Play rules this summer.
The club has been thrown out of the Europa League, with Roma taking their place in the main draw and Torino gaining entry through the qualifying rounds.
The Italian giants had been challenging a ruling through the courts after twice breaking regulations limiting the amount of money they could spend.
Uefa’s FFP rules say clubs can lose just £27m over three years.
Despite the warnings, Milan spent around £180m on transfers in 2018-19 after being taken over by US hedge fund Elliott Management Corporation – only to again finish outside the Serie A top four.
But Milan chief executive Ivan Gazidis has successfully persuaded the governing body to bring the punishment forward by a year – which allows the club 12 months before having their accounts examined again.
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