Chelsea have been warned a player they are planning to sell this summer will become ‘one of the best strikers in Europe’. While Todd Boehly has already shown he is intent on bolstering the Stamford Bridge squad during this summer’s transfer window – bringing in the likes of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, Tosin Adarabioyo and Omari Kellyman – he is also working on a number of outgoings. Chelsea have sold Ian Maatsen, Lewis Hall, Omari Hutchinson and Hakim Ziyech so far this summer, while they are open to offers for Romelu Lukaku, Kepa Arrizabalaga, Conor Gallagher and Trevoh Chalobah. The Blues are also hoping to offload Armando Broja but the President of the Albanian Football Association believes this would be a mistake, backing him to develop into one of the top strikers in Europe over the next few seasons. #footballfanarena #ffa #chelsea

Spain matchwinner Ferran Torres says the depth of their squad is one of their biggest strengths at Euro 2024. Despite boss Luis de la Fuente making 10 changes, Spain completed a perfect Group B campaign to end plucky Albania’s tournament with a 1-0 win in Dusseldorf. #FootballFanArena #Euro2024 #FFA #football #FerranTorres

Spain just shattered records, swapping ten players in a European Championship match not once, but thrice! From Greece to Italy in 2008, and now Albania in 2024, only Aymeric Laporte held steady in this whirlwind of change. 🇪🇸 Is this the audacious strategy behind Spain’s dominance? Could this be the game-changing formula that others fear? #spain #instagram #instagood #instadaily #instalike #reels #viral #trending #reelsinstagram #trend

Daku’s Megaphone Madness Sparks Fury as Uefa savages him with Two-Game Ban Albania's Mirlind Daku got slammed with a two-game ban for rallying fans with offensive chants after a fiery 2-2 draw with Croatia. UEFA hit the Albanian FA with a hefty £40,250 fine for pitch invasions and fireworks, while Croatia got dinged for £23,600. Daku's antics triggered Serbia to threaten a Euro 2024 pullout, and North Macedonia demanded an apology. With investigations into possible racism ongoing, the fallout is far from over. What’s next in this Balkan football drama? Can Euro 2024 survive the Balkan football firestorm ignited by Daku’s megaphone? #football #albania #serbia #croatia #daku #uefa #cr7 #euro's #ban #savage #punished #post #fyp #explore #explorepage #exploremore #instagram #instagood #instadaily #instalike #reels #viral #trending #reelsinstagram #trend

Explosive Albanian footballer Daku's megaphone mayhem at Euro 2024 sparks investigations! Scandalous chants ignite uproariously, leaving UEFA on edge. Is this fanaticism a game-changer or a dark descent into chaos and division? Can passion on the field justify hateful cries off it? ⚽🔥

Rule Ruckus Rocks Rodri! Spain's midfield maestro gets benched for breaking Euro's newest commandment! With a yellow card yank, Rodri's rendezvous with Albania is axed. Is this the dawn of discipline or the twilight of temper? Can Spain's symphony orchestrate a victory without their conductor on the pitch? 🎼⚽

Serbia’s Euro 2024 dream teeters on chaos! A late equalizer by AC Milan's Luka Jovic salvages a 1-1 draw against Slovenia amidst political turmoil and furious fans. Serbian FA, enraged by hostile chants from Croatian and Albanian supporters, threatens to withdraw from the tournament. The tension peaks as Slovenian Erik Janza is bombarded with cups by irate Serbian fans. Will Serbia continue their fight or bow out in protest?

Mirlind Daku's Explosive Chants Ignite Euro 2024 Fury! The Albanian star caught on video leading fans in derogatory chants against Macedonia and Serbia after a dramatic 2-2 draw with Croatia, has sparked outrage. Serbia threatens to quit the Euros if UEFA doesn’t act, while the Macedonian FA demands a public apology and strict punishment. This fiery incident underscores the deep-rooted tensions, putting UEFA under immense pressure to respond. Will UEFA impose strict sanctions on Albania and Croatia, or will Serbia follow through on their threat to quit Euro 2024?

Serbia has threatened to quit Euro 2024, alleging vile chants from Croatian and Albanian fans during a tense 2-2 draw. Serbia's Football Association General Secretary Jovan Surbatovic demanded UEFA punish both nations, warning of withdrawal if no action is taken. Serbia's stance follows their 1-0 loss to England and controversial flags taunting other countries. Will UEFA take decisive action against Croatia and Albania, or will Serbia's dramatic threat to pull out from Euro 2024 escalate into a full-blown crisis?