The Premier League's winter break has been axed with the season instead starting later - giving players more rest in the summer.
The axing of the winter break will allow a mid-August start date for the Premier League. It means there will be a longer summer break with the plan to ensure that all Premier League players get a consecutive three-week break in the summer.
{Mirror}
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The axing of the winter break will allow a mid-August start date for the Premier League. It means there will be a longer summer break with the plan to ensure that all Premier League players get a consecutive three-week break in the summer.
{Mirror}
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WILL COLWILL BE BACK FOR CITY?
Levi Colwill is now rated ‘unlikely’ to return in time for Chelsea’s FA Cup semi-final clash against @Manchester_City.
{Simon Johnson}
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Levi Colwill is now rated ‘unlikely’ to return in time for Chelsea’s FA Cup semi-final clash against @Manchester_City.
{Simon Johnson}
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🔵🇳🇱 Chelsea and Ian Maatsen are expected to part ways in the summer, as revealed in March.
No changes as Chelsea are planning to make profit and Maatsen wants to play regularly.
🟡⚫️ Borussia Dortmund, very happy with Maatsen.
Release clause: £35m.
🔗 Fabrizio Romano
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No changes as Chelsea are planning to make profit and Maatsen wants to play regularly.
🟡⚫️ Borussia Dortmund, very happy with Maatsen.
Release clause: £35m.
🔗 Fabrizio Romano
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🚨🗣️Pochettino on team news:
💪 On Christopher Nkunku’s recovery from injury, after he returned to partial first-team training:
“We assess him day by day and in the last few days he has had the possibility to be involved in some part of the training session.
“Now we need to see the reaction of his body and then how he is going to evolve. We hope we can recover him and have him available before the season finishes.”
🤔 On whether the previous experience from the League Cup final will hold the Blues in good stead ahead of another Wembley visit:
“The experience could be a good point for the team.
“Maybe for the players that repeat and have the possibility to play again, they will know what it means to play at Wembley. That could help them rest more, be calm, and approach the game in a different way.”
(Via chelseafc)
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💪 On Christopher Nkunku’s recovery from injury, after he returned to partial first-team training:
“We assess him day by day and in the last few days he has had the possibility to be involved in some part of the training session.
“Now we need to see the reaction of his body and then how he is going to evolve. We hope we can recover him and have him available before the season finishes.”
🤔 On whether the previous experience from the League Cup final will hold the Blues in good stead ahead of another Wembley visit:
“The experience could be a good point for the team.
“Maybe for the players that repeat and have the possibility to play again, they will know what it means to play at Wembley. That could help them rest more, be calm, and approach the game in a different way.”
(Via chelseafc)
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Jack Grealish: “I was one person who always raved about Cole. I always said how good he was. I could see it every day in training. I'm very happy for him that he's gone somewhere and he's playing because he's a really good guy, a nice lad who I got on well with.
I'm happy that he's gone on and he's playing well and playing regularly. I think that that was the reason why he left here because he wanted to play. I'm happy for him, I just hope he doesn't have the best game on Saturday.”
📱@Chealsea
I'm happy that he's gone on and he's playing well and playing regularly. I think that that was the reason why he left here because he wanted to play. I'm happy for him, I just hope he doesn't have the best game on Saturday.”
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🚨🏥 The following injury update has been issued ahead of Chelsea’s FA Cup semi-final against @Manchester_City at Wembley:
● Christopher Nkunku – in partial team training.
● Robert Sanchez – in partial team training.
● Levi Colwill – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Wesley Fofana – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Reece James – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Romeo Lavia – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Lesley Ugochukwu – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
(ChelseaFC)
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● Christopher Nkunku – in partial team training.
● Robert Sanchez – in partial team training.
● Levi Colwill – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Wesley Fofana – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Reece James – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Romeo Lavia – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
● Lesley Ugochukwu – continuing to undergo his rehabilitation programme.
(ChelseaFC)
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Fabrizio Romano: "Conor Gallagher remains on @Tottenhm’s shortlist. He’s a super-appreciated player at Spurs. He’s been on Ange Postecoglou’s list since day one and has always been a player he loves.
So, I think @Tottenhm will be there if Chelsea decide to sell the player in the summer transfer window."
{GiveMeSport}
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So, I think @Tottenhm will be there if Chelsea decide to sell the player in the summer transfer window."
{GiveMeSport}
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