Following the departures of Noni Madueke and Djordje Petrovic, it looks like another Chelsea player is unhappy with his place in Enzo Maresca's squad.

The success at the summer tournament in the United States has filled the coffers and raised expectations for the new Premier League campaign

Premier League Links Intensify Amid UncertaintyLeipzig’s Packed Squad and the Quiet Exit TalkRB Leipzig have been in a recruitment frenzy, securing four players

At 21 years old, Veiga remains a promising player with a bright future. He has quality, good vision of the game, and can play in various positions in midfield. That is why several top European clubs have set their sights on him to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season.

Arsenal’s decision to poach Noni Madueke from Chelsea has caused uproar among certain sections of the fanbase.

On Friday afternoon, Madueke thanked Chelsea supporters for the "love, praise and criticism" as he voiced his appreciation for manager Enzo Maresca. Taking to Instagram, he wrote: "Dear Chelsea Football Club, I want to thank you for the Last 3 or so years.

President Donald Trump took part in the trophy presentation at Sunday’s Club World Cup final, and hung around next to Chelsea captain Reece James for the initial lift of the trophy after Chelsea's 3-0 rout of Paris Saint-Germain.

As Chelsea prepares to face PSG in the FIFA Club World Cup final, one key player’s surprise departure shakes the squad and hints at big changes.

Ahead of Chelsea's appearance in the Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium, FIFA takes a look at three Blues stars who competed in New York.