Football Friends News Desk 
Chelsea are 3-1 against Paris Saint Germain for this evening’s tie in the Champions League, but all is not lost. I for one believe that Chelsea will win, and here are three reasons for that outlook.
Chelsea host Paris Saint Germain this evening looking to progress into the next round of the Champions League. The Blues come into the tie with a 3-1 deficit to overturn and it will be extremely difficult, but I believe if they line up like this then they can get a result.
According to reports, Bayern Munich midfielder Toni Kroos is ready to make the move from Bavaria to Old Trafford. The same reports say that his contract negotiations with Bayern have stalled and that he has told people that he wants to make the move happen, and I think it is a good move for all parties.
Jose Mourinho is a manager with experience in the Italian topflight Serie A. His stint at Inter Milan was hugely successful and I am sure there are plenty of players still in the league that he’d like at Chelsea. He are three who I think he should move for.
Brendan Rodgers likes his side to play the Spanish way. His side knock the ball about until the opposition open themselves up and then they steam through them with slick, fast-paced attacking football. Keeping that in mind, here are three La Liga players who I think Liverpool should be looking at this summer.
Manchester United have had a season to forget this time round. In order to learn from that they will need to build in the summer, so here are three Bundesliga players they should be looking to sign.
Arsenal have always had links with French footballers, mainly because of Arsene Wenger. The likes of Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira and Emmanuel Petit have all played huge parts of the club’s history, as have currently players Laurent Koscielny, Mathieu Flamini and Olivier Giroud. Here are three players from the French topflight that I think Arsenal should be looking at in the summer.
According to reports, Liverpool are in advanced talks to sign Real Madrid full-back Fabio Coentrao this summer, despite Manchester United also supposedly in the frame. Patrice Evra is out of contract in the summer and it is unsure that he will stay at the club, while Liverpool have struggled to fill the left-back berth before the fine form of Jon Flanagan in the latter stages. But what could Coentrao offer, and where should he go?