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Todd Boehly is preparing to equip Graham Potter with a transfer war chest, as the Chelsea boss prioritises three key additions to improve his squad.Boehly, 49, is wasting no time in his efforts to transform the west Londoners into the next Premier League powerhouse, having already splashed over £250million in the summer window. But in order to battle with Liverpool and Manchester City for the title, Potter believes Chelsea need three world-class additions to boost the starting XI.The former Brighton boss has informed Boehly that he needs a new goalkeeper, midfielder and striker if the club are to seriously challenge the titan squads held by Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola.READ MORE: Chelsea chief Todd Boehly made bid to buy another club - but was scuppered at last minuteTop of Potter's transfer wishlist is Jude Bellingham and Chelsea are desperately trying to play catch up to sign the Borussia Dortmund starlet.

Premier League table since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson makes grim reading for supporters of Manchester United and also Arsenal.The legendary Red Devils boss, 80, stepped down from the Old Trafford hot seat at the end of the 2012/13 campaign, after claiming an unprecedented 13th top-flight crown. Anointing current West Ham United manager but then Everton supremo David Moyes as his successor, United slumped to a seventh-place finish the following season and Moyes only lasted until April before he was axed from his role after a miserable campaign.Due to the emergence of new Premier League powerhouse Manchester City and reborn British giant Liverpool, the faltering former champions have been unable to move out of the shadows of their two fiercest rivals.READ MORE: Sol Campbell wipes £4m off price of London mansion after he is 'cheated out of £1.5m rent'United's dismal decade is reflected in the combined top-flight table since Ferguson's departure, with the Red Devils ranking lowest of the so-called 'big six', claiming just 626 points from 348 matches.

Premier League's most handsome managers have been revealed with David Moyes topping the list. New data compiled by Gambling.com has ranked the current top flight managers using popular beauty measuring app Golden Ratio Face to carry out their research.

Manchester United's matchday experience may only be middle of the road when compared with the rest of the Premier League but the Red Devils still boast the cheapest pint for home and away supporters.568ml of the finest bitter - or more likely Carling - will cost the average fan just £3 at Old Trafford, putting the 74,140-capacity stadium top of OLBG.com's away day index when comparing the price of a pint. Arch-rivals Liverpool also perform well in this category with a drink at Anfield setting supporters back £3.20.

Chelsea midfield ace Mason Mount admitted he was “gutted” when now West Ham United captain Declan Rice was released from the Blues’ academy.Mount, along with Reece James, is heralded as being one of the biggest successes to emerge from the Blues’ academy since John Terry. However, as Rice found out the hard way when he was still young, many young Blues’ prospects are released and sent to find new teams.Rice was released from the Blues’ famed academy when he was only 14-years-old and went on to join West Ham, where he has become one of the best defensive midfielders in the world.

Erik ten Hag and Manchester United remain in the market for a new striker before the end of the summer transfer window.The Red Devils had opened talks to sign former West Ham United forward Marko Arnautovic last weekend and saw a bid for the Austrian rejected by Bologna. United have since decided to walk away from a move for the 33-year-old, leaving them with a wantaway Cristiano Ronaldo and an injured Anthony Martial as their only recognised strikers.With that in mind, here are five strikers United could now pursue as Ten Hag looks to bolster his attacking option.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumFollowing their failed move for Arnautovic, United have since been linked with a move for former Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata.According to reports, United have already held "positive" talks with Morata's agent as they weight up a move for the Atletico Madrid man.The Spaniard scored 24 goals in 72 appearances in his three years at Stamford Bridge.

West Ham United fan have been asked to pay a "disgusting" £7.30 for a pint and £6.10 for a non-alcoholic beer at their clash with Manchester City.The Hammers welcomed the Premier League champions to the London Stadium on Sunday afternoon in the final match of the new season's opening weekend. However, supporters were left in shock after seeing the cost of drinks inside the stadium.An image obtained by Daily Star Sport shows the prices for beers, wine, soft drinks and confectionary including a pint of Birra Moretti for a staggering £7.30 and £6.10 for an alcohol free Heineken.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumThe cheapest pints on offer would set fans back a whopping £6.80, with a 187millilitre bottle of wine also costing £6.60.

Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch has already told Manchester City how to play to Erling Haaland's strengths ahead of the new Premier League season.

West Ham United supporters are being encouraged to throw wads of fake cash at Jesse Lingard when their side take on Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. Lingard was a hugely popular player during his half-season loan with West Ham back in the 2020/21 campaign. He scored nine goals in 16 Premier League games and has regularly been linked with a permanent transfer back to east London.

Paul O’Grady has stuck the boot into cat-kicking footballer Kurt Zouma.Last month, the West Ham United defender was handed 180 hours of community service after he pleaded guilty to attacking his pet.He was also banned from keeping cats for five years and his brother Yoan got a 140-hour community service order for aiding and abetting the sick stunt which he filmed.READ NEXT: Paul O'Grady urged to move house after finding 'creepy' and 'cursed' object in gardenBefore heading into court, he was confronted by Daily Star Sport's giant 6ft 7in moggie.Paul, 67, fumed: “It’s just as well I’m not a magistrate.“I always think if you can mistreat an animal, you can easily do the same to a child – you’ve got that in you, you know?“And you’ve really no respect, and to abuse a poor cat – no, I’d have given him six months’ stand-down.“He’s a disgrace, and his rotten brother. And doing it in front of kids?”Paul, best-known for his drag queen alert ego Lily Savage, is so passionate about pets that he fronts telly show For The Love Of Dogs.He explained: “Listen, I see the worst and best of people in Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.“I see puppy-farmed dogs – you wouldn’t believe it, it’s just dreadful.“I fell in love with a Newfoundland dog today.

Kieron Dyer has opened up on the increasing fatigue he suffers as he awaits a life-saving liver transplant.The former Newcastle United and West Ham United midfielder suffers from primary sclerosing cholangitis, a rare condition which causes serious liver damage. Dyer learned last year that he would require a liver transplant in order to survive the disease and he remains in search of a donor, but admits he will likely be relying on someone else passing away.He has now opened up on his health battle, telling the Daily Mail: "Sometimes there are people waiting for transplants who only have weeks to live."I am getting increasingly fatigued but I’m not in the super-urgent category so I might have to wait a few more months until my liver has really deteriorated before I am called in.

West Ham United defender Kurt Zouma will be forced to pick up litter and clear mucky canals as part of his community service after his hopes of carrying out activities in private were denied.The £30million centre-back was sentenced by a court to 180 hours of community service after pleading guilty of mistreating his cat. He has also been banned from owning cats for five years after a horrific video appeared on social media which showed him kicking and slapping the feline.Zouma caused outrage when he subjected the cat to abuse in his £2m home in front of his seven-year-old son, with the video filmed by his brother.

West Ham United hero Jarrod Bowen admitted he was so intimidated by the 'shot-gun' and 'grenade' like blasts at Lyon, he briefly thought that he wasn't going to make it.Bowen scored the Hammers’ third and final goal against the French giants in what was a spectacular 3-0 away victory in the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final. The Lyon ‘Ultras’ were so furious with their team’s performance, they even tried to rush onto the pitch to confront their players.And Bowen was the most relieved person in the stadium when the supporter’s failed to get onto the pitch as he admitted he was rather spooked by the hostile atmosphere at the Groupama Stadium.

Jamie Carragher has compared Declan Rice to former Manchester United duo Roy Keane and Bryan Robson.

Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' shirt for £7.1million last week has earned it a place in the top five most valuable pieces of football memorabilia.New research from OLBG has ranked the most expensive items of football memorabilia, with Maradona's shirt coming out on top following it's sale at auction. Maradona had swapped shirts with England's Steve Hodge after scoring twice in their quarter-final at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.The Argentine legend famously scored by punching the ball over Peter Shilton before adding a second with a stunning solo run just moments later.Following the sale, Maradona's shirt is now the most expensive item of football memorabilia at over eight times the value of the next most expensive item.Second on the list is the Football Rulebook from 1863, which fetched £887,333 when it was sold.

West Ham United midfielder Declan Rice has been told to avoid Manchester United 'at all costs' amid interest from the club.

West Ham United fans.The England midfielder found the bottom corner from the edge of the box on the stroke of half-time to put the Hammers two goals in front both on the night and overall in the tie. His goal came sandwiched in between strikes from Craig Dawson and Jarrod Bowen as David Moyes' side comfortably saw off their French opponents.After scoring, Rice ran the length of the pitch to celebrate in front of the travelling fans, kissing and pointing to the badge on his shirt as he did so.Those celebrations from Rice were well received by Hammers fans, who flocked to social media to react to his passionate antics, with one tweeting: “Rice kissing the badge is what dreams are made of!”Another added: “Declan Rice kissing the badge is better than any sex I’ve ever had.

The Apprentice 2019 winner Carina Lepore has revealed that Karren Brady "might be scarier than Lord Sugar".Fans of the show will be used to watching savage business titan Lord Sugar rip into his candidates' business blunders on camera.However, past star Carina suggests his famous aide Karren could give her co-star a run for his money.Carina was crowned the champ of the fifteenth series of The Apprentice back in 2019, which meant she won a whopping £250,000 investment from Lord Sugar himself.Lepore used the money to build up Dough Bakehouse - her successful bakery business, which has also benefitted from Lord Sugar's expertise after the show.During her time on the BBC show, ex-contestant was able to spend lots of time with Lord Sugar's famously strict aide Karren Brady, who is tasked with supervising the entrepreneurs on their tasks each week.Glam Karren then reports back to Lord Sugar, offering him invaluable insights into the candidates' successes and failings on the tasks.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Carina revealed what Karren Brady is really like in person, and how she compares to Alan Sugar.When asked about what Karren is like in real life, Carina said she's "so scary" - and might even be more scary than the man himself.However, the star entrepreneur quickly added Karren is "cool" and wants the candidates to succeed on their tasks. She even personally invited the West Ham United vice-chairman into her lush London coffee shop.Carina said: "Karren is so scary.

Harry Maguire during England's 3-0 win over the Ivory Coast at Wembley on Tuesday night. The Manchester United centre back has been having a tough season at Old Trafford, and sections of the home crowd showed little sympathy for him, with jeers ringing out across the stadium whenever he touched the ball.England manager Gareth Southgate branded the reception Maguire received "a joke" in his post-match interview, but Rice went a step further.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It is believed the Georgian had looked to stay put until his family were targeted, though the exact nature of the alleged threats remains unknown.The 21-year-old midfielder has become one of Georgian football’s brightest talents after plying his trade in Russia.

Rangers will take on Braga in the Europa League quarter-finals after Friday afternoon's draw.