Xabi Alonso Named Chelsea Manager on Four-Year Deal

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Xabi Alonso Named Chelsea Manager on Four-Year Deal

Chelsea announced Alonso as the club’s new men’s manager, with the Spaniard set to begin July 1, 2026, on a four-year contract at Stamford Bridge. Alonso said Chelsea is “one of the biggest clubs in world football” and called it an “immense pride” to lead them, with the focus now on “hard work” and “winning trophies.”

By Jatin Hasija

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Arsenal’s interest in Fernandes could be boosted if Tottenham survive and West Ham go down. The Times says relegation may force West Ham to sell under Championship Squad Cost Rules, despite signing him for £40M ($53M) last summer. CIES values Fernandes up to £63M ($84M). Spurs can help seal Hammers’ drop by beating Chelsea on Tuesday night.

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Nick Woltemade Considering A Move Away from Newcastle in the Summer

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Nick Woltemade Considering A Move Away from Newcastle in the Summer

Waltemade, who joined Newcastle from VfB Stuttgart last summer, is considering a move back to mainland Europe, preferably Germany, having become frustrated with life on Tyneside. While Eddie Howe may be open to a loan deal, Newcastle would prefer a permanent sale in order to reinvest the money back into the squad. Newcastle are 13th in the league.

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Tottenham Intensify Pursuit of Maghnes Akliouche

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Tottenham Intensify Pursuit of Maghnes Akliouche

Spurs are intensifying their pursuit of Akliouche with the Monaco midfielder expected to depart this summer. "Spurs have admired the highly rated midfielder for a while" per Football Insider. The 24-year-old has scored six goals and seven assists this season in Ligue 1. His France World Cup call-up will attract significant attention from scouts across Europe.

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Leon Goretzka Receives Special Honor from Manuel Neuer at Final Home Game for Bayern

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Leon Goretzka Receives Special Honor from Manuel Neuer at Final Home Game for Bayern

Goretzka will leave Bayern in the summer after his contract expires. The German was given the special honor of lifting the Bundesliga trophy by captain Neuer following the 5-1 win over FC Koln. "That showed me I was and still am part of this family. I’m just proud of it.” Goretzka spent eight years at Bayern, winning 15 trophies.

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FIFA-Iran FA Hold Positive Talks Amid World Cup Participation Controversy

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FIFA-Iran FA Hold Positive Talks Amid World Cup Participation Controversy

Iran's participation has been in doubt since the US and Israel attacked the country in February. "We've had an excellent and constructive meeting. We're working closely together ​and looking very much forward to welcoming them," FIFA Secretary-General Mattias Grafstrom said. The Iranian team, scheduled to play all three group matches in the US, has not been issued visas yet.

By Ankit Sharma

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