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Romelu Lukaku has dropped the mother  of all bombshells on Chelsea and his manager   Thomas Tuchel. The striker has publicly spoken about how  unhappy he is at Stamford Bridge and talked  up a return to Inter Milan, the club says is ' still in my heart'. ‘Physically I am fine. But I’m not happy  with the situation at Chelsea,’ he told  Sky Italy. ‘Tuchel has chosen to play with another  system – I won’t give up, I’ll be professional.  I am not happy with the situation but I am  professional – and I can’t give up now. ‘I think everything that happened last summer  was not supposed to happen like this… how  I left Inter, the way I left the club, how I  communicated with Inter fans – this bothers  me because it was not the right time. ‘Now it’s the right time to share my feelings . I have always said that I have Inter in  my heart: I know I will return to Inter,  I really hope so. I am in love with Italy,  this is the right moment to talk and let people  know what really happened.

 

 

  Skipper Harry Maguire admitted a 16-day  Covid-19 break had done Manchester  United no favours after they salvaged a  1-1 draw at Premier League strugglers  Newcastle. The Red Devils needed a 71st-equalizer  from half-time substitute Edinson Cavani  to emerge with anything to show for their  efforts at St James' Park on Monday night  as interim manager Ralf Rangnick was  forced to abandon his favoured 4-2-2-2  formation, and were indebted to goalkeeper  David De Gea for a series of fine saves. It was their first outing for 16 days after  a coronavirus outbreak which prompted the  club to close their Carrington training  complex - Victor Lindelof was absent  on Tyneside after testing positive - but  it was the lowly Magpies, playing for the fourth  time in 16 days and depleted by Covid  and injuries, who very nearly secured just  a second win of the campaign. Maguire told Manchester United's official  website: 'No 16-day break in the middle  of a football season is going t

 Paul Pogba, a midfielder for Manchester United,  has said that winning the World Cup is the biggest  moment of his career so far, and that he wants to  silence his doubters.  Pogba's future at Old Trafford has been a cause  of persistent speculation since his return to the  club in 2016, with the Frenchman being linked  with a transfer away on numerous occasions.  Ralf Rangnick's appointment as temporary  manager before moving into a consultancy post  next year might cast further doubt on Pogba's future , since the former RB Leipzig coach has already  expressed reservations about the midfielder.  Many fans have been frustrated with the 28- year-club old's play compared to his performances  while on international duty, and it'll come as  no surprise that his favorite moment of his  career occurred while with France. 

 

 

  signing of Ferran Torres from Manchester  City, that hasn’t stopped claims surrounding  Manchester United’s Edinson Cavani. Barcelona would therefore appear to be  looking for more than one attacking signing  in the January window, and Sport sound  confident about their chances with the  Uruguayan. The Catalan newspaper say the potential  transfer is ‘well on track’ and that a final  decision on the Manchester United exit will  be made ‘in the next few hours’. Cavani is said to be ready to give his approval  to the transfer, and he’d sign for a year and  a half, agreeing to slash his salary in the process. A meeting is set to be held on Tuesday  to see whether Manchester United will agree  to terminate the player’s contract. That would  allow him to move as a free agent, and is  the only way Barcelona would do a deal. Everything now depends on what will be  decided in the coming hours and days.  Should Cavani show his use to Manchester  United on Monday evening against Newcastle  Uni