Новости за 16.10.2018

Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says they'll fight to keep hold of Eden Hazard.

Manchester United have been encouraged in new contract talks with Luke Shaw and Anthony Martial.

New AC Milan chief Ivan Gazidis is ready to return to Arsenal and sign Aaron Ramsey.

Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita showed few effects of an injury suffered with Guinea today.

Marcos Alonso has confirmed he is close to signing a contract extension with Chelsea.

Paul Scholes has defended his criticism of Manchester United manger Jose Mourinho and his squad.

Crystal Palace chief Steve Parish will speak to fans who are disgruntled over being displaced at Selhurst Park, according to the Evening Standard.

Former Arsenal midfielder Adrian Clarke believes Lucas Torreira has been the club's most integral signing this season.

International break has continued to worsen for Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.

Tottenham are closely monitoring Bournemouth's Nathan Ake as they scout for future defensive reinforcements, Sky Sports News understands.

AC Milan have announced record losses of 126 million (US$146 million) for the 2017/18 financial year, reports, www.sportspromedia.com/.

Liverpool are still considering plans to add a further 6,000 seats to the Anfield Road End at their home ground, according to club chief executive Peter Moore, reports, www.sportspromedia.com/.

Barcelona have renewed their partnership with Saudi Arabian banking firm Samba, reports, www.sportspromedia.com/.

Napoli has added another regional betting partner to its sponsorship portfolio, after signing a deal with KTO, reports SportBusiness.

A deal to keep the Columbus Crew in the Ohio capital and enable current owner Anthony Precourt to set up a team in Austin, Texas, is being negotiated by Major League Soccer, reports SportBusiness.

Western Sydney Wanderers has signed its latest shirt sponsorship deal for the 2018-19 season, reports SportBusiness.

Former England and Chelsea skipper John Terry says he is several years away from becoming a manager.

COMMENT: So what do you get for breaking ranks? For speaking out? And against your own self interest? Well if you're Bruce Buck, the Chelsea chairman, you get misrepresented. Ridiculed. Your warning for fans of clubs big and small reduced to a single word - out of context - pedaled by the infantile...

Chelsea midfielder Ross Barkley has admitted that being coached by Maurizio Sarri has helped improve his game.

Former England boss Sam Allardyce has labelled Laurent Koscielny as "soft" following the Arsenal defender's criticism of Didier Deschamps.

Harry Kane has deflected a question about a potential move to Real Madrid following England's 3-2 victory over Spain on Monday night.

Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata believes footballers are "losing" their values due to the impact of social media.

Tammy Abraham says he is excited to work with former Chelsea teammate John Terry at Aston Villa.

Former Newcastle United owner Sir John Hall insists Mike Ashley is "serious" about selling the club.

Brighton captain Bruno has claimed Newcastle United supporters will turn against their team if they go down early against the Seagulls on Saturday.