"You are in the public eye - people can say whatever they want about you," he said. "But being in the stadium, and how the fans have taken to me in the stadium, is unbelievable." "The last game versus Tottenham was incredible and that gives me such a boost," Madueke said. "I play on the side of the pitch. I can feel them; I can hear them. When they are that positive about me it gives me a massive boost. Honestly, I am made up about it."
Nico Paz says yes to Real Madrid transfer return See below as the Italian journalist lays out Real Madrid's plans to re-sign Paz ?? Real Madrid are planning to bring back Nico Paz as their first signing for 2026 as revealed months ago. Understand the buy back clause is NOT valid in January and Como want to keep him until summer. The plan is to make the deal happen in June 2026. Nico already said YES.
Barcelona brought in Marcus Rashford on loan from Man United in the summer, and although he has started well in Catalonia, there are doubts about whether he will be signed on a permanent basis. Instead, a winger that can operate on both wings could be brought in instead to compete with Lamine Yamal and Raphinha and that player could end up being Pedro Neto.
In Chelsea's recent 2-0 victory over Burnley, the headline was not the scoreline, but the defender's sudden return to action. For weeks, the message from Stamford Bridge had been clear: Badiashile would be sidelined long-term. Enzo Maresca, speaking ahead of their October fixture against Nottingham Forest, had stated that Cole Palmer would be "six more weeks out" and followed it by confirming that "Benoit will be out until December. He suffers from a muscle problem."
Barcelona have been handed a positive update on Alejandro Balde after he was forced off during Saturday's 4-0 win over Athletic Club. The left-back did not appear for the second half after taking a blow to the head in the opening 45 minutes, but Flick said after the game that Balde is well. "He's fine. We simply made the change as a precaution because the incident occurred just a few minutes before halftime," he explained.
Burnley head coach Scott Parker believes striker Armando Broja has managed to "dodge a bullet" and could be fit to face his previous club Chelsea. Broja was taken off the pitch on a stretcher after twisting his ankle during the final stages of Albania's World Cup qualifier against England but he has been able to train since midweek. Quilindschy Hartman has recovered from the illness which caused him to withdraw from the Netherlands squad during the international break.