Chelsea news update this evening
Here's the latest Chelsea FC news update for this evening:
Transfer News
- Chelsea have reportedly made a bid for Inter Milan midfielder Christian Eriksen, according to Sky Sports. The Blues are looking to strengthen their midfield options and Eriksen's experience and skill could be a valuable addition.
- The club is also said to be interested in signing RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano, according to The Telegraph. Upamecano has been linked with several top clubs and Chelsea may be willing to pay a significant fee to secure his services.
Team News
- Chelsea's injury crisis has worsened, with midfielder N'Golo Kante ruled out for several weeks with a hamstring injury, according to The Guardian. Kante has been a key player for the Blues this season and his absence will be a significant blow.
- Defender Antonio Rudiger is also set to miss several weeks with a knee injury, according to Sky Sports. Rudiger has been a regular starter for Chelsea this season and his absence will put more pressure on the club's other defenders.
Match Preview
- Chelsea face a tough test on Saturday when they travel to face Manchester City in the Premier League. The Blues will be looking to bounce back from their disappointing 2-0 defeat to Arsenal last weekend and will need to improve their performance if they are to get a result against City.
- Manager Frank Lampard will be looking for his team to show more creativity and attacking flair, and will likely make changes to his starting lineup to try and get a result.
Other News
- Chelsea have announced that they will be hosting a special event to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their 2000 FA Cup win. The event will take place on May 15th and will feature a panel discussion with some of the key players from that era, including Roberto Di Matteo and Graeme Le Saux.
- The club has also launched a new initiative to support local charities and community groups. The "Chelsea FC Foundation" will focus on providing support and resources to local organizations and will be led by the club's charitable arm, the Chelsea FC Foundation.
I hope that helps!