to The Sun, Chelsea are ready to cash in on the 28-year-old next month as the Blues manager, Maurizio Sarri looks to strengthen his team for the second half of the season. Moses has fallen out of favour at Chelsea since Sarri took over from fellow Italian compatriot
heavily linked with a move to the North London club at the end of the season in recent weeks. The World Cup winner has suffered a persistent knee injury in recent months and has fallen down the pecking order at the Nou Camp as a result. In his absence, Clement Lenglet
Arsenal star Nacho Monreal and Liverpool defender Alberto Moreno have reportedly emerged as targets for reigning Spanish champions Barcelona. After selling Lucas Digne to Everton, the Catalan giants are left with only Jordi Alba at left back position, and
the Gunners over a move to north London, but the two clubs remain in negotiations over how the deal will be structured. Sport Italia report that Wednesday will be the decisive day in discussions between Juve and Arsenal as they look to finalise the details
side. The wing-back made 62 Premier League and 11 cup (Carabao Cup and FA Cup) appearances over the next two seasons, as the West London club picked up a fifth league title in Conte's first year, before sealing an FA Cup triumph at the backend of last season
but Chelsea are stuck in a state of flux. Antonio Conte's dismissal has been a virtual formality for much of the year, having fallen out with the board over transfers, exited the Champions League at the last 16 stage and slumped to a fifth place finish domestically
All eyes will be on Stamford Bridge come Saturday evening as Maurizio Sarri's pass masters host Jurgen Klopp's relentless pressing machine in the first top of the table clash of the new season. If Wednesday's Carabao Cup aperitif, settled by Eden Hazard's
