Tiemoue Bakayoko: Last News

Chelsea midfielder Bakayoko, who is currently on loan at AC Milan, was stopped and searched by Italian officers earlier this month in a case of mistaken identity. He was forced out of his car and pressed against the police vehicle before the mix-up was realised.The 27-year-old has admitted he was fearing for his life at the time while speaking about his experience on his Instagram account. Bakayoko recalled: "I found myself with a gun just three feet from me, on the passenger side of the car.READ MORE: Police hold forgotten Chelsea man Tiemoue Bakayoko at gunpoint in awful mistake"They clearly put our lives in danger.

Chelsea appears to be over as the side have now reportedly stuck a seal with Sevilla. The French defender has been on the Blues’ radar for seven months and now it looks as though he will be the third new recruit the side have through the door this week as the club looks to get the Todd Boehly in the best possible fashion.

Chelsea’s pre-season training camp in America, with each of the quartet linked with moves away from the club this summer.Armando Broja and Tino Anjorin have flown back to England, with the pair expected to spend next season elsewhere. West Ham are closing in on a deal to sign Broja in a deal worth £30million, with the player agreeing personal terms at the club and pushing for a permanent exit – after a loan move was discussed.Anjorin is set to finalise a loan move away to the Championship, with Coventry, Norwich and QPR all registering their interest in the central midfielder.

Chelsea flop Tiemoue Bakayoko was held at gunpoint by Italian police in the centre of Milan on Sunday in an embarrassing case of mistaken identity.The Frenchman was hauled from his car and searched by an officer against a police cruiser as colleagues aimed firearms at Bakayoko's utterly perplexed, and presumably terrified, passenger(s).After around 30 seconds, one of the officers informs the man searching Bakayoko that they'd made a mistake and that the person they'd nabbed was actually an AC Milan player, though after hearing his name, the cop hilariously replies: "Who?"READ MORE: Chelsea 'closing in on Jules Kounde transfer' but Barcelona attempt £51m hijackHe then surreptitiously helps the midfielder up before patting him on the back to say sorry for the gaffe.

Chelsea have loaned out a pair of forgotten players at Stamford Bridge as they continue to chase the signing of Jules Kounde before the transfer deadline.Midfielders Tiemoue Bakayoko and Danny Drinkwater have made temporary switches to AC Milan and Reading, respectively, having been told they were not in Thomas Tuchel's plans for this season.Their loan moves away from the club mean that Chelsea now have nine members of the first team squad out on loan this season.Chelsea are also looking for another addition before the transfer window closes, as their pursuit of Kounde looks set to go right to the wire.Bakayoko has joined Milan on a two-year loan deal, returning to the Italian giants for a second loan spell and his fourth overall since

Chelsea midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko has decided he wishes to leave the club this summer as he sets his sights on a return to AC Milan.Bakayoko was signed by the Blues for £40million four years ago and completed only one season at the club before being sent out on loan.The French midfielder has spent each of the last three campaigns gaining first-team experience, having represented AC Milan, Monaco and Napoli.It seems that Bakayoko has no future with the Blues and has now already made up his mind about the next step he will take.According to Italian publication Corriere Dello Sport, the 26-year-old would like to be back at the San Siro on a permanent basis.But the report adds that Milan are in the process of balancing their books ahead of

Napoli are reportedly no longer willing to meet Chelsea’s £15m transfer fee for their on-loan defender Tiemoue Bakayoko.Bakayoko headed to Serie A on loan last summer and initially impressed for Napoli having been told he was not part of Frank Lampard’s plans.His early performances made a permanent move look likely though Bakayoko has struggled in comparison in recent weeks.And Italian outlet CalcioNapoli24 now claim that Napoli are not willing to meet the £15m fee that Chelsea want.Instead it is claimed that they will negotiate with it being understood that Bakayoko is keen to stay with the Serie A club.Bakayoko, 26, is believed to be eager to continue working under Napoli manager Gennaro Gattuso having previously played at AC Milan under

Cristiano Ronaldo broke another record as he became football’s all-time top scorer. The Portuguese forward scored the opening goal in Juventus’ Supercoppa Italiana win over Napoli, making it 760 strikes for club and country - something no other player in football has achieved.

Chelsea’s impressive summer transfer window continued on Friday with the signing of playmaker Kai Havertz from Bayer Leverkusen.