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🚨🔵 Landon Emelano already impressing Alonso as Cucurella's replacement Landon Emenalo carries a surname with history, his father Michael was Chelsea's technical director for years, and now the son is climbing the same academy pathway. Born in Arizona, he actually left Chelsea for Monaco as a kid before returning... to Cobham at Under-13, and that round trip clearly paid off. The left-footed midfielder-turned-defender has become a regular for the U21s this season, and he's already tasted first-team football under Maresca, plus collected Conference League and Club World Cup winner's medals with the senior squad. He describes his own game as built on interceptions, breaking up play, and protecting the back line, not flashy talk, just a young player who knows his job. In an Alonso rebuild leaning on Cobham depth, is Emenalo the next academy name Chelsea fans need to watch closely?show more

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16 year-old midfielder Reggie Watson had the opportunity to train with Chelsea’s first-team this week, in one of Xabi Alonso’s first training sessions as Chelsea manager.😳🔵 Watson signed his scholarship with Chelsea yesterday. Despite only being 15 for the majority of last season, Watson was a regular for the U18s. He is widely regarded as one of the most talented young midfielders in the country.🌟 Xabi Alonso arrived at Cobham this week, ahead of his first season as Chelsea manager.⏳ It certainly wouldn’t be a surprise to see Reggie making his senior debut under Alonso next season.👀 The future at Chelsea is looking bright.🤩👏

16 year-old midfielder Reggie Watson had the opportunity to train with Chelsea’s first-team this week, in one of Xabi Alonso’s first training sessions as Chelsea manager.😳🔵 Watson signed his scholarship with Chelsea yesterday. Despite only being 15 for the majority of last season, Watson was a regular for the U18s. He is widely regarded as one of the most talented young midfielders in the country.🌟 Xabi Alonso arrived at Cobham this week, ahead of his first season as Chelsea manager.⏳ It certainly wouldn’t be a surprise to see Reggie making his senior debut under Alonso next season.👀 The future at Chelsea is looking bright.🤩👏

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🚨Fabrizio Romano 🗣️Chelsea have officially begun work under Xabi Alonso, and one of the first names to watch is Pep Echeverria. Official club-to-club negotiations with Rayo Vallecano have started. The player has already informed Rayo Vallecano that he wants to join Chelsea and work under Xabi Alonso, who knows him very well. The deal now depends on reaching an agreement between the clubs, but Chelsea are optimistic that a transfer for Pep Echeverria will be completed. #NG67

🚨Fabrizio Romano 🗣️Chelsea have officially begun work under Xabi Alonso, and one of the first names to watch is Pep Echeverria. Official club-to-club negotiations with Rayo Vallecano have started. The player has already informed Rayo Vallecano that he wants to join Chelsea and work under Xabi Alonso, who knows him very well. The deal now depends on reaching an agreement between the clubs, but Chelsea are optimistic that a transfer for Pep Echeverria will be completed. #NG67

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🔵⚪ Chelsea FC’s Cobham Training Centre is the heart of the club’s football operation and one of the most recognizable training facilities in English football. Located in Cobham, Surrey, the complex is where Chelsea’s first team and academy players work throughout the season. 🏟️ Cobham has become synonymous with Chelsea’s modern identity. The first team regularly uses the facility for gym sessions, tactical work and on-pitch training, with Chelsea’s official channels frequently providing behind-the-scenes looks at preparations for Premier League and European matches. 🌟 The academy is a major part of Cobham’s importance. Chelsea’s youth setup operates from the training centre, combining football development with education. The club’s full-time academy school programme was introduced in 2012, creating an environment where young players could develop both on and off the pitch. ⚽ The facility has played a major role in Chelsea’s ability to develop young talent, while also providing the first team with a dedicated environment to prepare for some of the biggest matches in English and European football. 🔥 Today, Cobham remains one of the most important places behind the scenes at Chelsea. While Stamford Bridge is where the Blues perform in front of their supporters, Cobham is where much of the preparation, development and daily work happens. Chelsea’s 2026/27 first-team preparations under head coach Xabi Alonso have also taken place at the Surrey training base. Credit to @soccerguidedude #CFC

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‼️🚨🔵 PRESSER 🔵🚨‼️ 🎙 Xabi Alonso’s Full Pre-Fulham Press Conference – Part 1/2 🌀 Xabi Alonso on Chelsea being ready 🔥 “We feel ready. We have prepared throughout the whole pre-season. The desire, ambition and hunger to start are already in the building.” 🌀 Xabi Alonso on João Pedro ⚡ “We talk a lot with João because he is not just a great player — he has a great personality. His development as a great player and as a leader is very noticeable in each game. He has this focus and desire to have a great season.” 🌀 Xabi Alonso on Enzo Fernández 🇦🇷 “Enzo is a Chelsea player. He’s a top, top player. He’s training really well. We are happy with him and he’s getting ready for Monday.” 🌀 Xabi Alonso on splitting the players into different groups 👥 “We are managing the group dynamics well. We have different groups and it has not been an issue.” 🌀 Xabi Alonso on Danny Welbeck training individually 🏥 “He can be involved. He needs a couple of days without training too much because of a little issue. We expect him to be back on Saturday.” 🌀 Xabi Alonso on whether the World Cup players need more time 🌍 “Let’s see. We will check and assess them. For sure, because of the World Cup, they might need a little bit more time. They are selectable for the line-up.” 🌀 Xabi Alonso on whether top four is the target 🎯 “The ambition is to be as high as possible. Let’s see where we are in May. We need the hunger to do well and create a good spirit.” 🌀 Xabi Alonso on his relationship with Arbeloa ⚔️ “You can have a relationship, but once we’re on the pitch, there are no friends and no past. We are fighting for 90 minutes.” #CFC | #Chelsea | #FULCHE | #Interviews 📲 CFC_ChelseaFC via Telegram 🎥 Chelsea Football club via YouTube

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Sometimes as fans, we are mostly focused on how the achievements of the team means to us and we forget about the players. How they feel about it, what it means for them to win these games. Take Noni Madueke for instance, his transfer to Arsenal was a mess. A lot of the fans didn't understand the move and there was a lot of displeasure about it online. How do you think that made Madueke feel? This is a guy who was on top of his game in the Netherlands before moving to Chelsea and everything changed for him. He went from a confident dribbling monster, fighting for silverware to whatever he was at Chelsea, a shadow of himself. Now he has won the league in his first season at Arsenal and made the world cup squad for England. Arteta is not only saving the lives of the fans, he is also saving the lives of his players. Thank you Arteta.

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Diego Maradona is one of the greatest geniuses in the history of football. Born in Argentina, he captivated the world with his skills, vision of the game, and his striking personality on and off the field. His most symbolic moment occurred in the 1986 FIFA World Cup, when he led the Argentina national team to the title and scored a historic goal against the English national football team - including the famous “Goal of the Century”. Maradona left a lasting legacy in the world of football and is remembered as a symbol of talent, spirit, and genius

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As we close 2023/24 it gives us an opportunity to reflect on a brilliant season of one of our own! Robbie Gallagher: Following a great season in 22/23 for Wallingford and Crowmarsh FC Robbie signed for Didcot Town. Despite relegation Robbie has shone at Step 3 with a number of outstanding displays for Didcot Town Football Club. Robbie went on to win, Managers Player, Players Player, Young Player and Supporters player in a clean sweep at the end of season awards night. For us he achieved similar highs and has been recognised for his individual displays. He has nearly completed his HNC (1st year of his degree). Also achieved a winners medal in the National Football Youth League league along with a runners up medal in the National Cup Final. Despite losing the game Robbie was awarded the man of the match. And finally he was presented with Players Player for the 23’s on Friday night. A shining light in a very talented squad of players. What a season for this diamond of a lad! We couldn’t be prouder and look forward to his continued success in the game and beyond. He will go into the 24/25 season as a newly appointed staff member! Keep smashing it Robbie 🏆

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Today he's a superstar who made it from scratch, he went from patching his football boots to rebuilding the Football Academy where he started in Kwara under the same coach who believed in him to handle it. Now his parents live worry-free as he has paid off all the debts his father borrowed to train them in school and he did this from scratch. I ask again, “HOW BIG IS YOUR DREAM?”

Today he's a superstar who made it from scratch, he went from patching his football boots to rebuilding the Football Academy where he started in Kwara under the same coach who believed in him to handle it. Now his parents live worry-free as he has paid off all the debts his father borrowed to train them in school and he did this from scratch. I ask again, “HOW BIG IS YOUR DREAM?”

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🚨🎙️MIKEL OBI ON CHELSEA LINKS TO DANNY WELBECK; 🗣️" I hear what the fans are saying. I get it. The moment people hear 'Danny Welbeck,' they look at his passport, see he's 35, and immediately throw their hands up in the air. People say, 'Mikel, why are Chelsea going for another veteran? We need fresh blood!' I understand the concern about his age, I really do. "But hold on a minute. Let’s actually look at the numbers before we start complaining. "Look at last season in the Premier League: Danny Welbeck played for Brighton and put up 13 goals. Meanwhile, we have Liam Delap in our squad right now who managed 1 goal all season. So how can any Chelsea fan sit there and question Welbeck’s productivity when you compare that? You’re talking about a proven striker who outscored our young option by twelve goals in the same league! "Bringing in a player like Welbeck on a short-term deal is actually a very smart play. You’re getting a guy who knows this league inside out, someone who holds the ball up, works hard for the team, and brings elite professional standards to that dressing room. At his age, he understands his body, he knows his role, and he gives you maximum efficiency every time he steps onto the pitch. It’s experience plus immediate production—and that’s exactly what a young squad like ours needs to lean on."

🚨🎙️MIKEL OBI ON CHELSEA LINKS TO DANNY WELBECK; 🗣️" I hear what the fans are saying. I get it. The moment people hear 'Danny Welbeck,' they look at his passport, see he's 35, and immediately throw their hands up in the air. People say, 'Mikel, why are Chelsea going for another veteran? We need fresh blood!' I understand the concern about his age, I really do. "But hold on a minute. Let’s actually look at the numbers before we start complaining. "Look at last season in the Premier League: Danny Welbeck played for Brighton and put up 13 goals. Meanwhile, we have Liam Delap in our squad right now who managed 1 goal all season. So how can any Chelsea fan sit there and question Welbeck’s productivity when you compare that? You’re talking about a proven striker who outscored our young option by twelve goals in the same league! "Bringing in a player like Welbeck on a short-term deal is actually a very smart play. You’re getting a guy who knows this league inside out, someone who holds the ball up, works hard for the team, and brings elite professional standards to that dressing room. At his age, he understands his body, he knows his role, and he gives you maximum efficiency every time he steps onto the pitch. It’s experience plus immediate production—and that’s exactly what a young squad like ours needs to lean on."

Lemon

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🚨 Michael Carrick on JJ Gabriel playing permanently in the first team.. 🗣️ "I decided to play JJ Gabriel last match against Atlético Madrid to make his first-team debut for Manchester United... "It's so important that we give the exceptional young players an opportunity to shine and see what the future entails. "Yamine was 15+ when he made his debut... so Carrington can also do that definitely... I'm quite impressed with many of them so far... "JJ has the technical quality, the bravery on the ball and the football intelligence that stands out even in senior sessions. "You can see the maturity in his decision-making already ..he doesn’t look out of place at this level. "The plan is not just to give him minutes for the sake of it, but to integrate him properly so he grows with the group. "He has that calmness under pressure which is rare at his age, and the coaches at Carrington have done an outstanding job developing him. "If he continues this trajectory, there’s no reason why he can’t become a regular in the first-team picture sooner rather than later. "We will manage his workload carefully, but the door is open and it’s up to him to keep pushing it wider. "The future of this club has always been built on academy talent, and players like JJ remind everyone why that pathway still matters."

🚨 Michael Carrick on JJ Gabriel playing permanently in the first team.. 🗣️ "I decided to play JJ Gabriel last match against Atlético Madrid to make his first-team debut for Manchester United... "It's so important that we give the exceptional young players an opportunity to shine and see what the future entails. "Yamine was 15+ when he made his debut... so Carrington can also do that definitely... I'm quite impressed with many of them so far... "JJ has the technical quality, the bravery on the ball and the football intelligence that stands out even in senior sessions. "You can see the maturity in his decision-making already ..he doesn’t look out of place at this level. "The plan is not just to give him minutes for the sake of it, but to integrate him properly so he grows with the group. "He has that calmness under pressure which is rare at his age, and the coaches at Carrington have done an outstanding job developing him. "If he continues this trajectory, there’s no reason why he can’t become a regular in the first-team picture sooner rather than later. "We will manage his workload carefully, but the door is open and it’s up to him to keep pushing it wider. "The future of this club has always been built on academy talent, and players like JJ remind everyone why that pathway still matters."

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Conte has blood in his hands. Chelsea was set to dominate the league for some years with almost a perfect and most balance squad but chose ego. He is so similar to Maresca when it comes to pride. After the 2017 PL triumph, the coach dismantled the team and sold 2 of his most important players in Matic and Costa and replaced them with Bakayoko and Morata. He didn’t stop at that, orchestrated over 6 signings that season but only one player made it out which was Rudiger. Instead of dominating, Chelsea was forced into another emergency rebuild.

Conte has blood in his hands. Chelsea was set to dominate the league for some years with almost a perfect and most balance squad but chose ego. He is so similar to Maresca when it comes to pride. After the 2017 PL triumph, the coach dismantled the team and sold 2 of his most important players in Matic and Costa and replaced them with Bakayoko and Morata. He didn’t stop at that, orchestrated over 6 signings that season but only one player made it out which was Rudiger. Instead of dominating, Chelsea was forced into another emergency rebuild.

Ceejay

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