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Manchester United have reportedly set their maximum bid for Mason Mount at £60million.

Premier League referees have brandished just four red cards this season, a fraction of the number of what their European counterparts have been showing in their respective leagues. It is a tiny total when compared to across the Channel, where French referees have been almost constantly delving into their pockets. In Ligue 1, there have already been 34 red cards and in Ligue 2 there have been 45 - making it an astonishing 79 sending-offs this season already in France's top two divisions.

Chelsea's final four bidders have until April 11 to make a final offer for the Premier League club.And that means the Blues could be under new ownership by May as the £3billion race to buy the club enters it's final stages. New York merchant bank the Raine Group has set a deadline for improved bids, with each prospective owner given the chance to up their offer.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich the ‘green light’ to press ahead with the sale of the Stamford Bridge outfit.Abramovich has been sanctioned due to his ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his assets have been frozen.However, The Athletic have revealed that talks between Raine, who are the US bank in charge of selling the Blues, and the government have been held and the process of selling the club can now resume.They go on to state that the club are confident that they can get a deal over the line within the ‘next four to six weeks’ due to the high levels of interest from potential buyers.Chelsea are currently operating under a ‘special licence’ which means that staff are still being paid and season ticket holders are still able to attend home fixtures.However, the club are not able to sell tickets (home and away), sell merchandise, buy or sell players and they are also unable to negotiate contracts with players already on their books.Thus, some of their star players could now leave at the end of the season as their current deals are coming to a close.Understandably, the sanctions on Abramovich has shaken Chelsea. But Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has continued to be open about the situation and has even confirmed his desire to remain in the Stamford Bridge dugout despite the ongoing saga, says the Telegraph.

Chelsea fans are delighted at star defender Antonio Rudiger receiving a suspension while on international duty for Germany.Germany demolished Liechtenstein in the World Cup qualifiers on Thursday, winning 9-0 as the 2010 world champions proved too much for their small neighbours.Ilkay Gundogan, Leroy Sane, Marco Reus, Thomas Muller and Ridle Baku were among the goal-scorers for Germany, with Hansi Flick’s side going nine-points clear at the top of ‘Group J’.However, a casualty of the win was Rudiger, who received a yellow card during the match and will therefore be suspended for the next international game away in Armenia.But Chelsea fans are thrilled at the idea of their centre-back missing the long-trip on Sunday.Instead, Rudiger will now

Chelsea’s Premier League showdown against Liverpool this Thursday.The Blues winger came off with a thigh injury in Sunday’s goalless draw with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge.But Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel described the problem as a “minor injury” and insisted his decision to withdraw Hudson-Odoi was also a tactical choice.Tuchel will take no chances with the England youngster ahead of Thursday’s trip to Anfield to face the reigning champions, who are struggling of late.But the Blues remain optimistic that Hudson-Odoi will not be forced to miss the clash with Jurgen Klopp’s side.Hudson-Odoi watched the second half on Sunday with an ice pack and heavy strapping around his left thigh after coming off at half time.The 20-year-old made

saucy snap seller plans on apologising to Aberdeen Football Club after 'a drunken mistake' led to her sneaking into Pittodrie to take X-rated pics.Chelsea Marr crept into the pitch-black stadium ahead of the Dons clash with Motherwell on Sunday.Pictures posted on social media show her with her back arched and hips exposed in the dugout.Another cheeky picture was also put up showing her baring her bum and apparently 'mooning' the pitch from the Main Stand.The Aberdonian sells intimate pictures of herself online through OnlyFans- which she said she had only been doing for 'just a couple of months'.But Chelsea said she plans on saying sorry to Dons bosses after the pictures 'got around quick'.She said: "It was very much just a drunken

Chelsea have made Jan Oblak their No.1 goalkeeper target this summer.

England midfielder Loftus-Cheek, who has been injured since May, is still recovering from surgery on his Achilles.