Chelsea fell 3-1 to Atlético Madrid in the Champions League Semifinal after taking an early lead with a Fernando Torres goal.

Eden Hazard didn't appear to be at full healthy, but he spoke more existentially about Chelsea's tactics as he goes into a summer with an uncertain future at Stamford Bridge. 

"I don't know what we lacked," Hazard told beIN Sport. "After scoring, we had the game in our hands. Maybe they wanted it more than we did... It was an intense game. Beautiful to watch with opportunities. 

"I'm sad but logic has been respected because they deserved to qualify. 

"Chelsea is not made to play football. We're good on the counter, a little bit like Real against Bayern. 

"We did it well tonight since we scored. But their goal hurt us before the break. We failed to make the difference in the second half.  

"Often, I'm asked to do it all by myself and it's not easy. It was a complicated game. It will be a lesson for us regarding next year."

Hazard has been linked to Paris Saint-Germain and he previously told the media that he would have to consider a move if his wife insisted upon it.

Atlético Madrid has closed on a $23.5 million USD signing of Ivan Rakitić.

Rakitić has been one of the best midfielders in La Liga since arriving at Sevilla from Schalke in 2011.

The outstanding season from Luis Suarez has triggered rumors that Real Madrid has renewed their interest in a transfer for the striker.

But Brendan Rodgers is confident that Suarez wants to remain with Liverpool.

"Luis understands he may not get the same love he does at Liverpool from anywhere else.

"From the first year, he knew I would shape the team around his qualities. He loves the city and the supporters. Also, guys like Steven Gerrard talked to him, telling him there was an opportunity to be a legend at the club."

Suarez was named PFA Player of the Year on Sunday.

"His loyalty in staying at Liverpool, to continue to fight for the club to get us there, is remarkable. Hopefully he gets the rewards for that with those big European nights next season."

Atlético Madrid is planning on keeping Diego Costa through the summer transfer window.

Costa has received interest from a host of more wealthy clubs, most notably Chelsea. Costa has scored 35 goals in all competitions.

"Last year we wanted to consolidate the group of players that we currently have," said sporting director Jose Luis Caminero in an interview with Movistar.

"We renewed the contracts of pretty much all of them, including Diego Costa.

"Our minds are set on keeping this group of players together and steadily bring in one or two more, who can reinforce what we're doing with our project.

"We want all our big players to stay and we're planning for next season with him."

Barcelona has been cleared of any wrongdoing in the signing of Neymar by the Liga de Futbol Profesional (LFP).

"FC Barcelona wish to express their satisfaction at the resolution of the Economic Control Committee of the Lliga Nacional de Futbol Professional (LFP) that there is no existence of any irregular conduct committed by FC Barcelona in the signing of Neymar Jr. The committee met last Wednesday, April 23rd and its decision was published last Friday.

"According to the committee: "in view of the appeal made to the LFP by FC Barcelona (...), there is no evidence of any irregular conduct committed by the club which would have infringed the rules and regulations of the LFP. As a result of this, no further action in this matter will be taken."

Mats Hummels would love former teammate Shinji Kagawa to return to Borussia Dortmund this summer.

When Mario Goetze left Dortmund for Bayern in 2013, the club reportedly made a move for Kagawa.

“We would take Shinji with the greatest pleasure,” Hummels told kicker on Monday. “To form an attacking midfield with [Marco] Reus, [Henrikh] Mkhitaryan and Kagawa -- that would absolutely have style. And that’s nothing against our other amazing players. The attacking midfield, also without Shinji, is our best staffed part of the team.”

Sead Kolasinac has an offer on the table from Manchester United.

Kolasinac is a 20-year-old Bosnian left back currently playing for Schalke.

"Yes, I have offer from Manchester United," Kolasinac told Bosnian newspaper Dnevni Avaz.

"But, I will not hurry with the decision (over my future). I have to see what Schalke think about it."

The German-born defender, who can also play in midfield, also made his international debut for Bosnia-Herzegovina in the nation's friendly against Argentina in November last year.

David Villa is seeking a move from Atlético Madrid to England this summer.

Villa was linked to Arsenal in January 2013 and came closer to joining Tottenham last summer, partly due to his friendship with former head coach Andre Villas-Boas.

Villa, 32, is seeking a two-year deal.

Manchester United will pursue Edinson Cavani of Paris Saint-Germain, who has not enjoyed playing wide with Zlatan Ibrahimović playing in the middle.

Cavani had expected to be part of an attacking two with Ibrahimović when he came over fro Napoli for £52.7 million ($88.4 million USD).

United are not short of forwards, but there is a recognition that the team have lacked dynamism and pace in attack. Also, chief executive Ed Woodward wants to bring a superstar to the club.

United have already held preliminary talks with PSG to ascertain whether Cavani might be available. A deal could be worth as much as £60 million ($100 million USD).

Manchester United is confident a £30 million deal to buy Luke Shaw on a £100,000 a-week salary is virtually complete.

The move is viewed a major coup over Chelsea, as the Southampton 18-year-old is considered one of the best young left-backs in the world.

David Moyes is largely responsible for laying the groundwork for the transfer.

Shaw would become the highest paid teenager in English football history.

The £100,000 a-week, five-year contract, on offer to Shaw is far greater than Chelsea are willing to pay and they have decided to pull out.