EVERY time Kevin De Bruyne or Mohamed Salah put in a Man of the Match performance, Chelsea fans are hit with a pinch of 'what might have been'. Unfortunately for Blues supporters, those two are now undisputed world superstars. But, before they reached their current elite level, they were once allowed to leave Stamford Bridge as underplayed, underachieving youngsters. And they're not the only two either. We've taken a look at SIX players who could have been starring for boss Thomas Tuchel if they had not failed to make the grade at Chelsea before going on to become superstars elsewhere. Although the first one in our list may soon be back at Chelsea as the Blues line-up a stunning swoop for the Manchester City ace . READ MORE IN FOOTBALL GET YOUR GOSS Richarlison COMPLETES Spurs medical, Juventus edge closer to signing Di Maria WINNER WINNER Win a Range Rover Velar from just 89p with the Sun's exclusive discount … [Read more...] about Ex-Chelsea stars who left the Blues to become world class, from Kevin De Bruyne to Mo Salah and Declan Rice
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Texas migrant deaths: ‘I still have to bring my children home’
By Valentina Oropeza Colmenares Published 3 hours ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing It was 25 June when Karen Caballero was seized by an "unexplained heaviness" in her chest. Her children had not been in touch. Two days later, around 8pm, she received a news alert on her cell phone. Dozens of migrants had died of heat inside the back of an abandoned lorry near the city of San Antonio, Texas, a bit over a hundred miles from the US-Mexico border. Panicked, Ms Caballero searched Google and Facebook for the phone numbers of Honduran consulates in the US, hospitals and police stations, to find out if her two sons and daughter-in-law could be among the victims. It was at 2am and no-one was answering. It has since emerged that Margie Paz Grajera, 24; Alejandro Andino Caballero, 23; and Fernando Redondo Caballero, 18 - Ms Caballero's relatives - were among the 53 … [Read more...] about Texas migrant deaths: ‘I still have to bring my children home’