Chelsea great John Terry is poised to make his management debut, in huge blow to Blues youth ranks

CHELEA NEWS – The former defender, who has become coach John Terry, is finally sitting on the cards for his big management break with a move to the Saudi Pro League.

The legend of Chelsea John Terry will make his first breakthrough in managers, because the recent reports claim that he could win his first major work.

It has been almost five years since the defender withdrew from professional football, most of which have spent on the Stamford bridge with the Blues.
During his stay in the club, Terry became a captain and obtained a large number of trophies that consolidated his status as an icon.

The 42 -year -old man won five Premier League titles, five FA cups, three League Cup, a Champions League and a Europa League on a spell that lasted almost 20 years. After his time at Chelsea, Terry moved to Aston Villa, where he eventually worked as a manager.

A stint as assistant manager alongside Dean Smith saw the Villans return to the Premier League before the manager was sacked. He briefly returned to Chelsea, then reunited with Smith at the end of last season to try to save Leicester City from relegation.

After that term ended, Terry returned to Cobham, where he has since coached the Academy. That is about to change, however, which will be a major blow to the club and its coaching staff if recent reports are to be believed.

The Sun reported that Terry was set to start his coaching career with Saudi club Al-Shabab FC amid ongoing transfer talks. The former England international is said to have verbally accepted a formidable offer which will see him join Steven Gerrard as manager of the division.

This continues the Saudi Pro League’s massive recruitment campaign, as many clubs have been taken over by the Kingdom’s Public Investment Fund, including Newcastle United.
They invested heavily in the country’s sports infrastructure to attract big stars, and there was a lot of criticism in some quarters claiming it was sports lingerie.

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Reece James now responds inaudibly to what Chelsea did just before deadline.

Reece James responded to the news that Callum Hudson-Odoi, a recent academy graduate, had left Chelsea on social media.

One of the first team’s longest-tenured players was transferred to Premier League team Nottingham Forest, and he left a single sad emoji comment on the former player’s Instagram.

After a long summer of rumors that he would be moving on, Hudson-Odoi’s departure from the club was finally confirmed yesterday.

Last season, they tried one last loan to the Bundesliga in an effort for him to regain the form that helped him break into the team in the first place.

However, under Xabi Alonso, things did not go well, and he actually left Bayer Leverkusen before his loan was supposed to end.

When Hudson-Odoi sold, James was devastated.

Under Mauricio Pochettino, a path back to the first team appeared to be very difficult to see.
He wasn’t a part of the team that traveled to the US for the preseason tour.

Many Premier League teams were rumored to be interested in signing the player, but Forest sealed the deal for a pittance.

James expressed his regret over Hudson-Odoi’s departure on his former teammate’s Instagram story.
James and Hudson-Odoi were friends for many years as they progressed through the academy.

The attacker might not have to wait long, though, as Chelsea is scheduled to play Forest in the league today.

Cole Palmer might make his debut for his new team during this game as Chelsea looks to extend its winning streak at home in the Premier League.

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The Chelsea star Mykhailo Mudryk provides a four-word update on his injury.

The 22-year-old could play for the Blues this weekend if he returns from injury.

Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk has announced he is back in training after picking up a minor injury ahead of the Blues’ game against Luton Town last weekend.

The 22-year-old was criticized for his poor performances in Chelsea’s first two games of the season against Liverpool and West Ham, failing to make a huge impact in either game.

However, he was ruled out of the Luton game with a training injury and Pochettino admitted he was disappointed Mudryk missed the game against the Hatters.

“I think he might need a few days to recover,” Pochettino said. “He won’t be available. Very disappointed with the situation, he played against West Ham for 45 minutes.

“He is a player we hope to help play the way he thinks he can. Disappointed, but at the same time it’s not a big deal. Maybe a week or a few days.”

Mudryk also missed AFC Wimbledon in the Blues’ 2-1 win in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night, as the Ukraine international was left out of the match-day squad.

But the star is on his way back, having shared on his Instagram story a photo of him and teammate Malo Gusto in training and sharing a hug. He finally tagged the France international with a blue heart emoji, with Mudryk captioning the post: “Happy to be back.” He could be part of Pochettino’s squad when the Blues play Nottingham Forest on Saturday.