CHELSEA are set to revisit talks with Bayern Munich to sign Mathys Tel, according to reports.
The Blues showed an interest in the forward earlier this month but were told Tel wanted to stay at Bayern.
However after failing to feature in the last three matches the Frenchman could be available for a move with time running out in the transfer window.
Chelsea are set to try again to see if Tel has changed his mind, according to the Daily Mail.
They could even offer Christopher Nkunku as part of the deal with Bayern interested in the out of favour forward.
Nkunku has made just three Premier League starts this season and could be allowed to leave on loan.
Manchester United are also keen on the French international.
It has been rumoured Nkunku could move to Old Trafford on loan as part of a deal that would see Chelsea sign Alejandro Garnacho.
United have reportedly slapped a £55million asking price on the head of the 20-year-old, who Blues boss Enzo Maresca is open to signing.
He said: “We pay attention [to the market] if something can happen.
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“But 10 days to go, we didn’t do anything, just we called back Trev [Chalobah].
“We’ll see in the next 10 days if something is going to happen.”
SCOTT Mills flashed a smile as he arrived at the BBC Radio 2 studios for his first day hosting the Breakfast Show permanently.
The former BBC Radio 1 anchor looked cheery amid his fresh start at the station – after popular broadcaster Zoe Ball revealed she was quitting last year.
Scott, 51, wore a trendy green jacket with a black striped trim around the wrists.
He paired it with black jeans, a T-Shirt and trainers, carring a huge black duffle bag in his left hand.
The fan-favourite presenter also clutched his BBC Radio 2 pass in his hand as he stood outside the White City Studios.
During his first show as permanent Breakfast host – after covering for Zoe on the eye-wateringly early programme a number of times – he vowed he would “give it absolutely everything.”
After playing his first hit, Robbie Williams track Rock DJ, Scott told channel’s listeners: “I’ve worked at the BBC for 25 years now, on the radio, a lot of you may well have grown up listening to me.
“I’m sure a lot of you will not have much idea about me at all.
“Either way, if you could make me part of your morning routine, it would honestly mean so much because, believe me, I’m going to give it absolutely everything I’ve got.
“I really hope you enjoy it. Let’s go.”
He then excitedly added: “This might be the best day of my life, apart from getting married.”
Zoe revealed her decision to leave the show back in November, after a whopping six years in the hotseat.
She told how she planned to “focus on my family.”
Yet the mum of one told how she will remain on BBC Radio 2 – teasing an announcement in the new year.
She said: “After six incredible years on the Radio 2 Breakfast Show, it’s time for me to step away from the very early mornings and focus on family.”
Telling her listeners about her decision, she said: “I’ve decided it’s time to step away from the early alarm call and start a new chapter.
Zoe was born in Blackpool and is daughter of the children’s TV presenter Johnny Ball and his wife Julia.
She appeared on television at a young age as part of the studio audience of the Saturday morning children’s show, Saturday Superstore when her father was a guest.
The star began her career in broadcasting as a presenter on the pre-school programme Playdays.
After various behind the scenes roles, she earned a spot as a regular host of Top of the Pops, when she alternated with the likes of Jayne Middlemiss and Jo Whiley.
In 1996, she was chosen to front BBC One’s saturday morning show Live & Kicking, which led to stints on The Big Breakfast on Channel 4.
But she maintained a huge presence on the radio as she was chosen to be the co-host of BBC Radio 1 Breakfast alongside Kevin Greening in October 1997.
Zoe was later appointed the sole host of the show in a groundbreaking move by the corporation as she was the first female DJ to hold the post.
The presenter chose to leave the station in March 2000 to start a family, where she was succeeded by Sara Cox.
As a mainstream face in TV through the noughties, she hosted a range of huge programmes for ITV, including the Brit Awards in 2002, Extinct in 2006, and both Soapstar Superstar and Grease Is The Word in 2007.
In mid-2002, she returned to radio when she joined Xfm (later known as Radio X), when she was the voice of the weekday drivetime show until December 2003. In 2004, she stood in for Ricky Gervais while he filmed the second series of The Office.
In October 2005, she appeared as a contestant on the third series of Strictly Come Dancing, where she was partnered with Ian Waite, The star impressed viewers with her footwork and the duo waltzed into third place.
In 2011, she returned to the franchise as she took over as the host of the magazine spin-off show, It Takes Two.
She also filled in for Claudia Winkleman on the main show in 2014, when The Traitors star took leave after her daughter suffered serious burn injuries.
After 10 years fronting the show, Zoe announced she was quitting her role on BBC Two in May 2021.
Zoe’s journey in BBC Radio 2 started in 2006 when she fronted specialist documentaries. Over the years she sat in for names such as Dermot O’Leary, Ken Bruce and Chris Evans.
After several shake-ups, she returned to the station on a permanent basis when she took over Dermot’s Saturday afternoon slot between 3pm and 6pm.
In October 2018, Chris Evans moved to Virgin Radio and he personally announced that Zoe would take over his popular slot. She started presenting the breakfast show on 14 January 2019.
“We’ve shared a hell of a lot, the good times, the tough times, there’s been a lot of laughter. And I am going to miss you cats.”
She added she would also miss her colleagues, saying they were “like family to me”.
The early morning presenter added: “But I won’t miss the 4am alarm call, if I’m completely honest.
“You know I love you all to bits.”
She then made her final farewell to the show on December 20.
Later in November, Scott broke his silence after his career switch was revealed.
Meanwhile, it was revealed how DJ Trevor Nelson would be taking on Scott’s Radio 2 afternoon slot.
The broadcaster also told how he had almost been sacked by the BBC in a shock move.
Scott has worked for the Beeb since 1998, and was previously known for Radio 1.
Speaking to Dermot O’Leary, he revealed how a boozy night out at the Brits almost got him sacked from his job.
It came after Dermot played a clip of Scott slurring his words on his early morning Radio 1 show in 2001.
After hearing the clip, the new Radio 2 Breakfast Show star said: “That’s called how to really nearly lose your job at BBC.
“I had got carried away so much at the Brit Awards, because I had never been there before, and time just fast-forwarded, and somebody went, what time are you on air?
And I said, ‘Four?’ and they went, ‘Well, it’s two now’. Oh no!
“It was horrendous.”
IF you want your home to smell fabulous but without the designer price tag, fear not, you’ve come to the right place.
Whilst the Molton Brown candles are loved by many, if the £85 price tag sends shivers down your spine, don’t worry, we’ve got something just for you.
Thanks to Lidl, you’ll soon be able to get your hands on some new luxe-inspired candles for a fraction of the price – yes, you heard that correctly.
Thanks to this upcoming launch, shoppers will have a chance to buy high-end scents at a fraction of the cost.
In just a few days time, you’ll be able to nab candles from Lidl that are strikingly similar to those from posh brand Molton Brown – but for just £3.99.
Not only do they smell just like the real deal, but the minimalist design and packaging is sure to go down a hit with bargain hunters.
Even better, if you’re a Lidl Plus member, you’ll be able to nab the Deluxe Botanical Candles for even less – costing you only £3.39.
There are three new scents dropping in Lidl stores from Thursday 30th January – Rhubarb & Rose, Orange & Bergamot and Gingerlily.
So if you’ve always wanted the cult-classic Orange & Bergamot Signature Candle from Molton Brown, but couldn’t justify the hefty price tag, then you’ll need to set your alarm and get down to the German retailer, and fast.
Whilst the Molton Brown candles are available in two sizes – 190g and 600g – the new Deluxe Lidl buys are 250g.
Thanks to these new candles, regular Lidl shoppers will save £81.01 compared to Molton Brown’s large candle, and £38.01 compared to the smaller size.
Meanwhile, Lidl Plus members will pocket an extra £81.61 when compared to the bigger buy, and £38.61 compared to the slightly smaller one.
As well as the fruity orange candle, the Rhubarb & Rose offering is practically identical to Molton Brown’s Delicious Rhubarb & Rose Luxury Candle.
But you’ll have to move fast if you want to stock up on these stunning middle of Lidl finds, as like all middle aisle finds, they are sure to sell out quick.
IF you’ve ever shopped in Aldi or Lidl then you’ll probably have experienced its ultra-fast checkout staff.
Aldi’s speedy reputation is no mistake, in fact, the supermarket claims that its tills are 40 per cent quicker than rivals.
It’s all part of Aldi’s plan to be as efficient as possible – and this, the budget shop claims, helps keep costs low for shoppers.
Efficient barcodes on packaging means staff are able to scan items as quickly as possible, with the majority of products having multiple barcodes to speed up the process.
It also uses “shelf-ready” packaging which keeps costs low when it comes to replenishing stock.
And that’s not all, as recently we’ve shoppers go wild for some of Lidl’s other new dupes released in stores.
You’ll need to keep your eyes peeled for the Sol De Janeiro-inspired body and hair spray mists which usually cost £38, but Lidl’s version is just £3.99.
LIDL has published a new list of desired locations for potential new stores. The list includes, amongst many others, the following towns and cities:
To see the full list, click here.
Also on offer are shower gels that look strikingly similar to those from Lush, but for just £1.99.
There’s two scents to choose from – Dizzy Rose which is a dupe of Lush favourite Rose Jam, while Mintilicious Tingle is very similar to the iconic Dirty Springwash.
Shoppers should also look out for the new Aesop dupe – the Deluxe Aromatic Hand Wash, which will cost just £2.99, £30 than the iconic Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash.
There’s even a Jo Malone dupe too, with a new Blackberry & Bay hand wash for £1.99, £34.01 cheaper than the luxe version.
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