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Welbeck & Henderson?! Why Chelsea are RIGHT to target veterans

Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson could be about to give a whole new meaning to 'the Chelsea Pensioners'. In a staggering pivot away from the youth-driven transfer policy that has defined BlueCo's stewardship since their takeover in 2022, Chelsea are remarkably considering bringing in both the 35-year-old striker and 36-year-old midfielder this summer.

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Chelsea eye shock Henderson deal

Chelsea are reportedly ready to secure a surprise deal for veteran midfielder Jordan Henderson as they continue to refine their summer transfer strategy. The former Liverpool captain is currently at Brentford but could be set for a move to Stamford Bridge to provide vital leadership for Xabi Alonso's side.

El Mala ready to join Bundesliga giants after snubbing PL transfer

Borussia Dortmund have received a significant boost in their pursuit of Said El Mala after the player reportedly signaled his willingness to move to the Westfalenstadion. The 19-year-old winger has emerged as one of the most sought-after talents in Germany following an impressive breakout campaign in the Bundesliga.

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Dortmund leave Bundesliga rivals angry with lowball €42m offer

Borussia Dortmund have stepped up their pursuit of Said El Mala, but their opening offer has been rejected by Koln as falling well below the club's valuation. With Brentford previously willing to pay €50 million, the transfer battle is far from over.

10 EPL transfers you might have missed during the World Cup

The transfer window usually dominates the back pages during the summer, but that's rarely the case in tournament years as the market is forced to take a back seat. Business never sleeps, however, and several deals have gone under the radar during the 2026 World Cup. After five-and-a-half weeks and some 104 matches, the big event is finally over, which means attention can now turn to the comings and goings at club level.