Chelsea

Lampard refuses to be drawn on targets after transfer ban is lifted

Frank Lampard has refused to be drawn on which players Chelsea might sign now the club’s transfer ban has been lifted.

The Blues can make signings in January following successful appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

They have been linked with a number of players, including Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha and England duo Jadon Sancho and Ben Chilwell.

Sancho has been touted for a possible move to the Premier League from Borussia Dortmund and there has been speculation over the future of Leicester left-back Chilwell for some time.

And Chelsea manager Lampard laughed off a question about the trio at a news conference on Friday afternoon.

Asked if Sancho, Zaha and Chilwell would now be targeted, Lampard said: “I’m certainly not going to sit here today and go too far down any lines with that.”

He added: “We’ll see where we are. I’m happy with the squad we have here. I think we’re doing OK. My job is always to focus on the next game and what’s in front of us.

“In terms of the bigger picture and what we do going forward, of course that’s constant and it’s sometimes fluid, so there are no absolute answers at this point.”

Meanwhile, Chelsea are hopeful that Tammy Abraham will be fit for Saturday’s game against Everton.




This post was last modified on 06/12/2019

James Ross

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  • I'm happy to hear from you our team manager that, the transfer bans ruled out by the court appeals, so we trust you are signing new prayers to strengthen our team anyway for my side I trust Frank,we know you you work, let us give you ample time! Since you come back I'm happy with our team the way they played God bless you and all supporters. Wilfred from Kenya.

  • We appreciate the work done so far by the club , manager, his team and the players and wish the club won't disturb the momentum the team has by buying players unnecessarily. If we have to buy any players if you can do the same as you did with Pulisic it will be acceptable, buy and loan them back until summer and lets see how the youth team will finish the season.

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