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      Man City goalscoring sensation who scored on debut after being Pep’s ballboy offered January loan transfer

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      MICAH HAMILTON has reportedly been offered a loan move away from Manchester City.The winger made the headlines after he scored on his debut for the Citizens.
      Micah Hamilton has reportedly got interest from the ChampionshipCredit: Alamy
      He was a ballboy at the Etihad in 2017Credit: TNT Sports

      Hamilton, 20, scored his side’s third goal in the Champions League win over Red Star Belgrade in December.
      The moment came six years after he was seen listening to manager Pep Guardiola as a ballboy on the touchline during a 5-0 win over Crystal Palace.
      The moment went viral at the time and it re-emerged after his debut strike.
      Guardiola called over the then 13-year-old during the match to tell him to speed up when giving the ball back.
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      Despite scoring in Europe’s premier competition, Hamilton has not played for the senior side since.
      Fabrizio Romano has now claimed that he could leave the Etihad this month.
      The report suggests that the attacker has interest from three Championship sides, including Watford.
      It is said that the Hornets have made an approach to sign Hamilton on loan.
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      However, it has been added that Manchester City are keen on keeping the youngsters.
      It could be the case that the view from the reigning Premier League and European champions is that Hamilton could develop further with the first team than on loan.
      Watford are currently 10th in the Championship, just three points behind 6th-placed Coventry.
      Hamilton, who is currently the captain of City’s under-21 side, has been with the club for 12 years. More

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      Champions League giants launch shock £15million transfer bid for Sunderland winger Jack Clarke

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      ITALIAN giants Lazio have entered the race for Sunderland winger Jack Clarke and made a fresh £15 million bid last night.Sunderland knocked back a similar bid from West Ham last week and are determined to keep hold of the former Leeds junior who joined Spurs in a £10million deal five years ago before his ‘undisclosed’ move to the North East.
      Lazio are pushing to sign Jack Clarke from SunderlandCredit: Getty
      Clarke, 23, has attracted interest throughout his second full season at the Stadium of Light from West Ham, Wolves, Crystal Palace and Brentford and last summer Sunderland turned down four bids from Burnley.
      Spurs have a 25 per cent sell-on clause which could affect Sunderland’s valuation of one of their crown jewels but the prospect of Champions League football with Lazio, who are scheduled to meet Bayern Munich in the round of 16 next month, is bound to interest Clarke.
      The York-born winger, who has scored 13 goals in 29 Championship games this season, has been in talks over a contract extension since the summer but the Wearside club have so far failed to secure his signature.
      Last week sporting director Kristjaan Speakman insisted Clarke, outstanding in yesterday’s 3-1 win over Stoke, would not be sold in this transfer window.
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      He is currently concentrating on bringing in four players before Wednesday’s deadline including Manchester United forward Amad Diallo, who was such a huge hit on Wearside last season.
      Speakman said: “I get the news about selling players but our ambition is to retain our best players, develop them, go higher in the league.
      “I get the nervousness around selling players but there are players we all love and our ambition is to retain them and keep developing.”
      Sunderland midfielder Alex Pritchard is expected to leave the club this month.
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      The 30-year-old refused to play for the Black Cats against Stoke yesterday and instead demanded a move away.
      An official statement from the club read: “On Friday morning, Alex Pritchard informed the club that he was no longer available for selection and he subsequently withdrew from today’s match day squad.
      “The midfielder also expressed his desire to leave SAFC with immediate effect. The club will be making no further comment at this moment in time.” More

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      Jurgen Klopp next job odds: Germany national team most likely after Liverpool departure, Dortmund 15/2

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      THE German national side looks most likely to be Jurgen Klopp’s next job once he steps away from Liverpool.The 56-year-old shocked the footballing world when revealing this season would be his last at Anfield as he plans to step down from the role in the summer.
      Where will Jurgen Klopp go next?Betfair odds

      Germany national team 1/9
      Dortmund 15/2
      Real Madrid 11/1
      Barcelona 14/1
      England national team 16/1
      Bayern Munich 50/1
      Man Utd 200/1

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      Klopp admitted he was simply running out of energy, having given everything to the role since his appointment in 2015.
      Speaking back in 2020, he revealed when he did leave Liverpool that he’d take a year away from the game, only returning if he felt he missed football during that time.
      While Liverpool begin their search for a replacement, this announcement is sure to spike the interest of other chairmen across the footballing world, who now know he’ll be available come the summer.
      Taking into account what he’s said, bookmakers Betfair have a pretty clear idea of where Klopp will be heading next, making the German national team as short as 1/9 to be his next role.
      That move might work as preference for Klopp, taking him away from the 24/7 nature of club football.
      It’s a role he’s regularly been linked with and certainly would seem a likely target of his.
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      A return to Dortmund – where he enjoyed great success before leaving for Merseyside – is next in the betting at 15/2.
      Dortmund won two Bundesliga titles, two DFB-Pokals and finished runners-up in the 2012/13 Champions League.
      Real Madrid (11/1) and Barcelona (14/1) come next, with Xavi under increased pressure at the Catalan side.
      Reports in Spain also already linked Klopp with Barcelona following his announcement earlier.
      At bigger odds come the England national team (16/1), Bayern Munich (50/1) and Manchester United at a huge – but probably not huge enough – 200/1.
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      Liverpool next manager odds: Bookies list likely candidates after Jurgen Klopp’s shock announcement

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      LIVERPOOL will begin the search for a new manager after Jurgen Klopp’s shock announcement.The German – who joined the club in 2015, replacing Brendan Rodgers – has informed the club’s owners he plans to step down from the role at the end of the season.
      Follow the latest developments from Klopp’s bombshell statement
      Liverpool will have a new manager next season as Klopp confirms he’s set to quitCredit: Alamy
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      Klopp has won the Premier League and Champions League in his time at Anfield and is currently in the race for all four trophies this season.
      Klopp’s announcement to stand down will put clubs across the world on alert, as well as many potential suitors who the Reds could likely turn to to replace him.
      Bookmakers Betfair make former midfielder Xabi Alonso the early 13/8 favourite to return to Anfield as manager to replace Jurgen Klopp.
      He’s one many Liverpool fans will be crying out for as he gets set to take his next step in management.
      His spell as Leverkusen boss couldn’t be any more impressive as they sit four points clear of Bayern at the top of the Bundesliga, scoring 50 goals in 18 games.
      They won all six of their Europa League games too, meaning an 88.8% win percentage in all competitions this year.
      And Leverkusen became the first side in German football history to stay unbeaten after the first 25 games of a campaign across all competitions.
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      Xabi Alonso 13/8
      Pep Lijnders 3/1
      Steven Gerrard 11/2
      Roberto De Zerbi 15/2
      Julian Nagelsmann 9/1
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      Luis Enrique 14/1

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      The style of football has been the most exciting part and the 42-year-old has worked his way through the Real Madrid and Real Sociedad academies to learn his craft.
      Klopp’s current No2 Pep Ljinders is 3/1 to step up into the hotseat.
      Lijnders has deputised previously in Klopp’s absence, most notably in League Cup outings and is a well-respected coach having worked under Rodgers too.
      His only spell in management didn’t quite go to plan when dismissed by Dutch side NEC having failed to gain promotion from the second tier.
      Anfield legend Steven Gerrard (11/2) was always talked about as the man who’d eventually replace Klopp, particularly after his spell in Glasgow.

      Gerrard’s heroics to topple Celtic as Rangers manager saw him swiftly move back south of the border and to Aston Villa, where he failed to live up to expectations.
      He’s now in Saudi Arabia and recently penned a new contract to remain at Al-Ettifaq but his dream has always been to be the Liverpool boss.
      Robert De Zerbi (15/2) is in the same category as Alonso when it comes to entertaining, attacking football and will be another popular choice, ahead of Julian Nagelsmann at 9/1.
      Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou is another who plays attractive football and he’s next in the list alongside Luis Enrique at 14/1.
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      Jurgen Klopp announces he will QUIT Liverpool at end of season in bombshell statement

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      JURGEN KLOPP is sensationally set to leave Liverpool at the end of the season.The German took over at Anfield in October 2015 but he has now decided to call time on his Liverpool career.
      Jurgen Klopp will step down at the end of the season
      Klopp led Liverpool to their sixth Champions League title in 2019Credit: Getty
      He also won the League Cup and FA Cup double in 2022Credit: AFP
      Klopp took over as Liverpool manager in October 2015Credit: Reuters
      Klopp has won the Premier League and Champions League with the Reds and is currently top of the Prem table.
      But he revealed he is running out of energy and cannot continue in the job year after year.
      Klopp explained his decision to step down in an emotional interview in which he shared his love for the club, the fans and the city.
      He said: “I can understand that it’s a shock for a lot of people in this moment, when you hear it for the first time, but obviously I can explain it – or at least try to explain it.
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      “I love absolutely everything about this club, I love everything about the city, I love everything about our supporters, I love the team, I love the staff. I love everything. But that I still take this decision shows you that I am convinced it is the one I have to take.
      “It is that I am, how can I say it, running out of energy. I have no problem now, obviously, I knew it already for longer that I will have to announce it at one point, but I am absolutely fine now. I know that I cannot do the job again and again and again and again.
      “After the years we had together and after all the time we spent together and after all the things we went through together, the respect grew for you, the love grew for you and the least I owe you is the truth – and that is the truth.”
      Klopp informed Liverpool’s owners of his intention to quit in November.
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      He has won five major trophies with the RedsCredit: Getty
      Liverpool won their first league title in 30 years under the GermanCredit: EPA
      Klopp’s wife Ulla previously convinced him to stay at LiverpoolCredit: Rex

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      LIVERPOOL are on the hunt for a new manager following the shock revelation that Jurgen Klopp will leave the club.
      The German dropped the bombshell news on Friday morning, leaving Kopites around the world stunned.
      Fans’ attentions have now turned to who will replace the iconic German in the Anfield dugout.
      And SunSport is on hand with the five standout candidates to succeed the club’s soon-to-be former iconic manager.
      Xabi Alonso
      The former Reds midfielder is the favourite to replace Klopp after a stellar one-and-a-half seasons in charge of Bayer Leverkusen.
      Alonso has a 64 per cent win ratio for the Bundesliga outfit, who he guided to a sixth-placed finish and Europa League football last season.
      Roberto De Zerbi
      The Italian has been a revelation for Brighton since replacing Graham Potter at the Amex in September 2022.
      Brighton finished in sixth place last season, a mere five points behind Liverpool.
      Jose Mourinho
      The former Chelsea and Manchester United is currently a free agent after being axed by Italian giants Roma this month.
      Mourinho has had a fiery history with the club in the past, but he’d be the perfect man to bring in if the Reds brass want to bring in a big-name manager.
      Unai Emery
      The Spaniard has well and truly bounced back from a disastrous spell with Arsenal at Villa Park.
      Emery guided Aston Villa to a seventh-placed finish last season, a feat they’re on course to better as they’re currently fourth in the Premier League table.
      Steven Gerrard
      The Reds icon has been touted as a future manager of the club ever since he hung up his playing boots.
      His ill-fated spell at Aston Villa, however, may put the club off from an emotional managerial Anfield return.
      And on top of that, the former England man has just signed a new contract with Saudi Pro League club Al-Ettifaq.

      His decision comes just 18 months after Klopp U-turned on his decision to quit the club after being convinced to stay at Anfield by his wife Ulla.
      Klopp signed a four-year deal instead but realised he was unlikely to stick around for next season when discussing summer plans with club chiefs.
      He continued: “I told the club already in November. I have to explain a little bit that maybe the job I do people see from the outside, I’m on the touchline and in training sessions and stuff like this, but the majority of all the things happen around these kind of things.
      “That means a season starts and you plan pretty much the next season already.
      “When we sat there together talking about potential signings, the next summer camp and can we go wherever, the thought came up, ‘I am not sure I am here then anymore’ and I was surprised myself by that. I obviously start thinking about it.
      “It didn’t start [then], but of course last season was kind of a super-difficult season and there were moments when at other clubs probably the decision would have been, ‘Come on, thank you very much for everything but probably we should split here, or end it here.’ That didn’t happen here, obviously.
      “For me it was super, super, super-important that I can help to bring this team back onto the rails. It was all I was thinking about.
      “When I realised pretty early that happened, it’s a really good team with massive potential and a super age group, super characters and all that, then I could start thinking about myself again and that was the outcome.
      “It is not what I want to [do], it is just what I think is 100 per cent right.”
      Klopp is only missing the Europa LeagueXabi Alonso is the favourite to take overBy Dan King

      XABI ALONSO ticks almost every box to succeed Jurgen Klopp as Liverpool manager, and if Bayer Leverkusen don’t let their lead at the top of the Bundesliga slip the case for him to do so will be irresistible.
      The former Kop idol knows the club inside out after five seasons at Anfield and has made no secret of his enduring affection.
      Alonso has already forged a reputation as an innovative coach playing an attractive, pressing style, usually in a fluid 3-4-2-1 formation.
      He has taken Leverkusen from second bottom of the Bundesliga to seven-points clear at the top, putting them on course to be crowned German champions for the first time in their 120-year history.
      It’s worth remembering that both Rafa Benitez and Klopp arrived at Anfield with proof they could dethrone clubs who dominated their leagues.
      For Alonso to do the same, in only his second season as a top-flight manager, would mark him out as something special.
      It is that lack of long-term experience that would still make appointing him to replace Klopp a gamble.
      But otherwise, he looks like the perfect candidate as Liverpool are forced to plan a future without the man who made them champions of England, Europe and the world.

      Klopp’s decision has caused shockwaves with fans and pundits alike left stunned.
      Former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher reacted saying: “This news was always going to be a body blow to the club whenever it came.
      “I just thought it would be another few years away.
      “What a manager, what a man, let’s go out with a bang Jurgen!”
      While Gary Lineker said: “Wow. Huge news. What an incredible job he’s done. A special The Rest Is Football podcast will be with you this afternoon.”
      Compatriot Thomas Tuchel, who replaced Klopp as manager of Borussia Dortmund in 2015, added: “I have to digest that first.
      “Kloppo is one of the very best coaches in the world, he has always managed to influence the clubs where he worked. It’s big news.”
      TNT Sports presenter Laura Woods also shared her shock, tweeting: “Wowwww. I don’t even support Liverpool and I’m upset!”
      He oversaw Liverpool’s first league win in 30 years in 2020 – a year after leading the Reds to Champions League glory.
      The German also led Liverpool to a cup double in 2022, beating Chelsea in both the Carabao Cup and FA Cup final on penalties.
      Klopp’s first final in charge of Liverpool was the 2016 Carabao Cup defeat to Manchester City, with the Reds also losing to Sevilla in the Europa League final the same year.
      But he still has a chance to add more silverware to Liverpool’s trophy cabinet with his side top of the table and five points clear of second-placed City.
      Liverpool are also still in three cup competitions after progressing to the Carabao Cup final on Wednesday.
      The Reds are now on the search for a successor to Klopp, with former midfielder Xabi Alonso firm favourite to take over.
      Alonso has impressed in his first managerial job at Bayer Leverkusen, taking his side to the Bundesliga summit this season without losing a game.
      However he has played down talk linking him with the Liverpool job, saying: “Speculation is normal, my focus is here on Bayer Leverkusen”.
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      “I am very happy at Leverkusen with my players at the moment.
      “Big surprise in Liverpool, of course — for what Jürgen did in Liverpool I have great respect and admiration.” More

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      Brits who hate losing the most revealed – where does your area rank?

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      IT will come as no surprise to fed-up Newcastle United fans but it is now confirmed — Geordies are far and howay the worst losers.They hate getting beat at anything more than those in other regions, according to a poll.
      Folks from Newcastle are the worst losers in the country, according to a pollCredit: Reuters
      Newcastle United are currently having a spell of poor formCredit: Getty
      The footie team has been dumped out of the Champions League early and lost six out of their last seven Premier League games.
      But the long-suffering supporters and those in the rest of the North East also get miffed if they don’t win at board games.
      Even Geordie pop star Sting, former frontman in The Police, has admitted he is a sore loser.
      The singer, 72, who wrote their 1979 hit Can’t Stand Losing You, once grumbled his son Joe “always beats me at Scrabble”.
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      Meanwhile, Newcastle dad Simon Poulter, 56, confessed he had never let his kids win at anything.
      The design boss said: “My dad never let me win at anything and it’s the same with my kids.
      “If I’m taking shots at them in goal or playing them at Monopoly, I will do all I can to beat them.”
      The survey found 58 per cent in the North East consider themselves bad losers.
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      The East of England region was the next worst, with the Scots, Brummies and Welsh not far behind.
      Online shop OnBuy.com, which commissioned the poll, said games brought “healthy competition” among pals and family — but not everyone could be winners.
      The Magpies have been dumped out of the Champions League early and lost six out of their last seven Premier League gamesCredit: Getty
      Even Geordie pop star Sting, former frontman in The Police, has admitted he is a sore loserCredit: Handout
      Who are Britain’s worst losers?
      1 – North East – 58%
      2 – East of England – 57%
      3 – Scotland – 56%
      4 – West Midlands – 54%
      5 – Wales – 54%
      6 – Yorkshire & Humber – 48%
      7 – South East – 47%
      8 – East Midlands – 45%
      9 – North West – 43
      10 – South West – 41% More

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      I won Ballon d’Or, Premier League and reached Champions League final – but FA Cup victory was best day of my life

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      MICHAEL OWEN has revealed that winning the FA Cup in 2001 was the best day of his life.The former Liverpool star netted vital goals in the 2-1 victory over Arsenal in the final at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
      Michael Owen has insisted that winning the FA Cup with Liverpool was the ‘best day’Credit: Getty
      Owen, 44, fired in an equaliser for Gerard Houllier’s side after Freddie Ljungberg had given Arsenal the lead.
      The striker then grabbed a second that turned out to be the winner in the 88th minute.
      The victory completed an incredible year for the Reds in which they had also won the League Cup, Uefa Cup, Uefa Super Cup and Charity Shield.
      The final was held in Wales for the first time as Wembley Stadium was being reconstructed.
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      Owen enjoyed a fine career in which he turned out for clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester United, Newcastle and Stoke City.
      He also won the Ballon d’Or in 2001 after a fantastic goalscoring year.
      Despite all his future success of playing in World Cups and winning a Premier League title, Owen has insisted that the day in Wales was the pinnacle.
      He told talkSPORT: “The best day of my life.
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      “It was just an incredible season winning all those trophies.
      “We won five in that calendar year.
      “It was incredible, but that game against Arsenal in the FA Cup final is something I’ll never forget.”

      On the game itself, Owen admitted that he thought they were going to lose before he bagged his first goal.
      He added: “For about 85 minutes of the game, I thought we were going to get beaten.
      “They were an incredible team. It was sort of the ‘invincibles’ era.
      “We had a good team ourselves and we were in good shape at the time, winning plenty of trophies that season.”
      “I was in good form going into that game.
      “I’ve never been involved in a game where I’ve not had a chance. So even though there was 85 minutes on the clock, I knew I’d get a chance – fortunately, I got two.”
      Liverpool won five trophies that calendar yearCredit: Getty More

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      Leaked new Chelsea away kit appears to commemorate one of greatest Stamford Bridge goals… with just one problem

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      CHELSEA’S new leaked away kit appears to pay homage to a great goal scored at Stamford Bridge.However, the goal in question was scored by Ronaldinho in 2005.
      A leaked Chelsea kit looks set to pay homage to Ronaldinho and BarcelonaCredit: Rex
      Ronaldinho scored an iconic goal against Chelsea wearing the 2005 away kitCredit: Rex
      And kit manufacturer Nike now looks set to produce a similar away strip for next seasonCredit: Nike vis FOOTY HEADLINES
      🔵 A Stamford Bridge classic, #OTD in 2005!⏰⚽️0⃣8⃣ Gudjohnsen ⏰⚽️1⃣7⃣ Lampard ⏰⚽️1⃣9⃣ Duff ⏰⚽️2⃣7⃣ Ronaldinho⏰⚽️3⃣8⃣ Ronaldinho⏰⚽️7⃣6⃣ Terry @ChelseaFC | #UCL pic.twitter.com/MhNGmjqzLq— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) March 8, 2021

      Back in the 2004/05 season, Jose Mourinho’s Chelsea started their last 16 Champions League home leg against Barcelona 2-1 down following the first leg at the Camp Nou.
      Chelsea went on to produce a stunning 4-2 win after going 3-0 ahead inside 20 minutes.
      But it was Barcelona and Ronaldinho’s second goal 38 minutes into the game which stunned the world.
      The Brazilian trickster picked up the ball on the edge of the D before lashing a shot into the left side of the goal from a standing start.
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      And the golden-reddish kit Ronaldinho and co wore that famous night almost 19 years ago now appears to be in works to be the inspiration behind Chelsea’s 2024/25 away kit.
      Leaked pictures on footyheadlines show Chelsea’s Nike manufactured kit with a similar colour.
      It is completed with blue lettering and a blue and red trim at the ends of the shirt and short sleeves.
      This blue trim is also complete on the blue trim, while the badge can be seen in blue and red colouration.
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      Chelsea would go on to be eliminated in semi-finals by Liverpool that season.
      They would eventually go on to lift the trophy for the first time in 2012 before winning it again in 2021.
      The Blues home kit also appears to have been leaked earlier this month.
      Although fans were not too happy discovering what the kit looked like.
      The leaked kit shows Chelsea with a golden-reddish lookCredit: FOOTY HEADLINES
      It comes complete with a blue and red trim, blue lettering and a red and blue badgeCredit: FOOTY HEADLINES
      Here’s how the kit could look on ChelseaCredit: Getty Images edited via FOOTY HEADLINES More