Connor Holden is a journalist who writes for sports websites caughtoffside and Yardbarker. He covers a wide range of football matches, providing updates on team news, match analysis, and goal highlights. Connor's articles focus on delivering the latest updates and insights to football fans.
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By: Connor Holden
Enzo Maresca has shown his willingness to rotate his side in cup competitions this season, which has seen him handing out multiple debuts to academy graduates.
By: Connor Holden
Manchester City have struggled this season, winning just once in their last 11 games in all competitions. Their performances find them fifth in the Premier League, already nine points off first-placed Liverpool.
By: Connor Holden
Since Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital took over at Chelsea, there has been a lot made about their spending, with many pundits talking about their " 1.2bn spent ", and criticising the Blues transfer model that has undergone a rebrand since the new ownership took charge.
By: Connor Holden
Chelsea spent €238.50m (£197.2m) in the 2024/25 summer transfer window, bringing ten new players to the club on permanent deals, and one player on an initial loan deal (Jadon Sancho). The investment was made in positions all over the pitch, signing two goalkeepers, four defenders, one midfielder, three attackers/wingers, and one centre-forward.
By: Connor Holden
In the 2018/19 season, Chelsea spent €208.80m (£172.4m) making three huge permanent signings for Maurizio Sarri, alongside two loan deals for Mateo Kovacic and Gonzalo Higuain.
By: Connor Holden
Maresca can unleash "next big thing from Cobham" who's even better than Guiu
By: Connor Holden
West Ham United have been languishing in 14th in the Premier League for weeks, with four wins, four losses and two draws in their last ten games.
By: Connor Holden
Crystal Palace spent €77.70m (£64.2m) in the 2024/25 summer transfer window, looking to replace key figures leaving the club, such as Michael Olise and Joachim Andersen.
By: Connor Holden
Aston Villa's "excellent" star was even better than Rogers against Manchester City.
By: Connor Holden
Chelsea failed to make it nine consecutive wins in all competitions, drawing 0-0 against Everton at Goodison Park in a wet and windy game.
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