When late stage capitalism meets football. When people are treated like assets, it's bound to happen.
Sad how so many fans go along with it.

I can fully imagine Enzo going on strike to force through a move.
Thought it'd happen in the first 18 months of us buying him as he seemed destined for Real Madrid, but unfortunately he wasn't good enough to be wanted.

The Joao Felix special. A magic camera cut as soon as he entered the final third

You don't understand, if we win these two games, the club will be in a place to definitely secure that £60 million a year sponsor. Just like it was after getting Champi0ns League, and winning the WCC...

He's got 'aggressive approach from Real Madrid' written all over him.
Hope we enjoy him for the new few years!

Is there any reason for it at all, past not wanting to be generous to an academy player?

He's signed the contract, he can now go back to token minutes. Of all the traditions to carry over from the last regime, we picked that one!

Players also develop at the exact same trajectory. So if he's better at 19, he'll be better forever.

There's a massive thing about being first. So after a while it's just repeating a press release. The Kuenssberg special.

Over the years, most players have seemed to love playing for Chelsea.
Regardless of how good they were, they always talk about the club warmly.
I don't think this will happen any more with the bomb squad and management just pretending certain players don't exist.

Really thought Sterling would be a solid, dependable bit of business. Didn't expect him to instantly have the worst seasons of his professional career.