THIAGO SILVA has cleared out his private box at Stamford Bridge after calling time on his four-year spell in West London.The 39-year-old's emotional wife Belle recorded herself getting one last look at the now empty room in SW6.Thiago Silva's wife Belle has filmed herself emptying the Brazilian's box at Stamford Bridge Credit: Instagram @bellesilvaEveryone was left sad in the now empty room at the

That is why the deal to take Gallagher to London may not have gone through.Per The Telegraph, Ange Postecoglou wanted to add the 24-year-old to his transformed squad this summer.Now that a move to Atleti appears close to collapse, there may be a suggestion of Spurs going back in.Chelsea do not want to retain Gallagher, as he is out of contract in a year's time.He is refusing to sign a new deal, as

Napoli have made contact with Manchester United in an attempt to sign midfielder Scott McTominay, a source has told ESPN.United will consider offers for McTominay, although a source has told ESPN the club are not actively looking to move on the Scotland international.A source added that the Old Trafford club would be looking for a permanent deal rather than a loan and value McTominay at between &#

Sancho set to stay after PSG cool interest in Man Utd wingerManchester United are willing to give Jadon Sancho a chance to redeem himself at Old Trafford, with a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain now unlikely.Serie A side join Fulham in McTominay pursuitNapoli have expressed their interest in signing Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay as they rival Fulham for his signature.Fernandes remain

Cardiff boss Erol Bulut hailed Rubin Colwill as a great player but said the 22-year-old Wales international could be “much, much better” with some changes to his game.Colwill helped his side to a 2-0 Carabao Cup first-round win over League One Bristol Rovers after slotting home a late second to add to Mark McGuinness’ 68th-minute opener.Bulut said of the midfielder: “Rubin

Barrow boss Stephen Clemence praised his side’s performance in Tuesday night’s 3-2 Carabao Cup victory over League Two rivals Port Vale.Despite leading within a minute, the hosts found themselves 2-1 down after Tom Sang’s wonder strike but Clemence’s side won it through goals from substitute Emile Acquah and Ben Jackson.Bluebirds boss Clemence was particularly pleased with

Crawley boss Scott Lindsey felt his young team were thoroughly good value for their Carabao Cup win over Swindon – but felt they made hard work of the 4-2 home victory.Swindon, trailing to goals from Ade Adeyemo and Jack Roles, fought back midway through the second half to score twice and also miss a penalty through Will Wright inside a six-minute period.The Robins pulled level with goals fr

Walsall boss Mat Sadler hailed Josh Gordon’s bottle after the striker rebounded from missing a penalty in normal time to hit the winning spot-kick in a 4-3 shoot-out win over Exeter to reach the second round of the Carabao Cup.Gordon has netted just once in his past 50 games and, with League Two side Walsall behind with nine minutes to go, he was foiled from the spot by Exeter goalkeeper Joe

Oxford boss Des Buckingham was delighted with his squad players after making eight changes yet still seeing plenty of quality in their 2-0 Carabao Cup win over League One Peterborough.First-half goals from Tyler Goodrham and debutant Matt Phillips gave Championship new boys Oxford a comfortable victory, as Posh rued missing good early chances.Buckingham said: “We spoke about the importance o

Doncaster manager Grant McCann was pleased with the battling qualities his side showed in their 2-0 Carabao Cup win at Salford.A clinical strike from veteran Billy Sharp and a late goal from substitute Luke Molyneux secured Rovers’ progress into round two.McCann said: “It’s never easy here in Salford on a wet Tuesday night but it was a good performance from us.“We had to be