Chelsea has reached a “complete agreement” to sign Yarrax and Yorrel Hat, and is “preparing” a “£52 million offer” for the Atalanta star, according to David Ornstein.
The Blues have already signed Joa Opedro, Jamie Gittens, Estebao, Dario Esgo, Mama Doucal and Kendry Paes this summer, for a total of £220 million for the Champions League soccer and Bolster Enzo Maresca team, but they have not yet been completed.
RB Leipzig’s Xavi Simons is keen on the move to Stamford Bridge, and transfer expert Fabrizio Romano on Tuesday claimed there is a 70% chance that playmakers will join the club this summer.
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He said: “The contract for Zabi Simons and Chelsea is approaching. There is still some work to do between the two clubs due to the delivery fee, but the player is very enthusiastic about the move. He is attracted to the opportunity.
Romano was confident that the pigeon’s deal would be completed and gave the Blues an 80% chance to sign the defender. And now, Ornstein of Aceltic claims that he has reached an “according.”
Ornstein writes to X: Prices on sale for over 40 million euros. Pending Green Light 19yo Defender will travel to London to provide medical care and participate in #CFC until 2032
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According to Italian outlet Tuttomercatoweb, Chelsea also has Giorgio Salvini “in the crosshairs” this summer.
“The Londoners’ intentions have been argued that, despite only six final semesters due to lacerations in the cruciate ligament and shoulder injuries, the 21-year-old, who was impressed by Jean Piero Gaspelini’s centre-back in the previous two campaigns, “trying to speed up quickly to close the surgery.”
The report argues that Atalanta has no special intention to sell the Salvinis, which had eight caps, to Italy.
However, an additional £52 million claims that it is “almost denied.”
