· Majority of players remain unhappy Mauricio Pochettino left· Chelsea to beat Newcastle to signing of Tosin AdarabioyoOne of Enzo Maresca’s biggest tasks as Chelsea’s new head coach will be to lift the mood in the dressing room and win over a sectio

· Incredible amount of screamers were scored during the 2023/24 Premier League season· Alejandro Garnacho, Moises Caicedo and Alexis Mac Allister banged in absolute scorchers· Man Utd, Chelsea and Liverpool stars all make the top 20By Jude Summerfiel

· Jackson, Palmer and Caicedo among those to speak out· John Terry calls for no transfers until replacement is foundChelsea’s players have been left shocked by Mauricio Pochettino leaving his post as head coach by mutual consent after less than a yea

· Mauricio Pochettino does not know whether his career will continue at Chelsea· The Blues defeated Bournemouth on the last day of the season· Pochettino met with co-owner Todd Boehly earlier in the weekBy Katie Catherall | 3:15 PM GMT+1Mauricio Poch

The Premier LeagueIt’s not been a great year for Brand Premier League, the supposed best league in the world, where just about everyone is perpetually angry or miserable. Who’s happy? Manchester City, of course. Villa, sure.

· Chelsea delivered a 2-1 win over Bournemouth at Stamford Bridge· Moises Caicedo scored a sensational strike to put Blues ahead· Hosts qualify for European football next seasonBy Katie Catherall | 6:41 PM GMT+1A spectacular goal from Moises Caicedo

Premier League clubs shelled out just shy of £5 billion ($6bn) on new players across the two 2022-23 transfer windows as unprecedented new spending records were set, and that culture of excess only continued last summer

“If that coffee machine was not working properly, I genuinely wouldn’t be surprised to see it on the lawn.”Brighton chief executive Paul Barber is talking about his charismatic, perfectionist and coveted manager Roberto de Zerbi

Given the level of some of his performances this season, it feels somewhat strange to say Crystal Palace paid less than €10 million to sign Michael Olise from Reading three years ago