Chelsea Transfers

[mkh 578]

Christopher Nkunku was asked about a possible Barcola-Nkunku duo on the PSG side, but he preferred to laugh about it before declaring:

"I don't know what to say to that but yes PSG is still a big club but there have been no approaches, nothing at all"

 

And Maresca has fallen in love with Wesley Fofana and he sees the 23-year-old as a key part of his project going forward.

designed a special strategy in order to keep the player fit and minimise the workload on him. Apparently, they have a strict policy of playing the defender once a week in order to avoid injuries.

The strategy will remain in place until the start of 2025.

{L'Equipe)

[Vesper 30,143]

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now:

Edited October 14, 2024 by Vesper

[mkh 578]

Chelsea backed down on its intention to sign Gabriel Mec to observe him more technically. Some of the young player's performances raised doubts about the investment.

(@geglobo)

[Vesper 30,143]

9 minutes ago, mkh said:

Chelsea backed down on its intention to sign Gabriel Mec to observe him more technically. Some of the young player's performances raised doubts about the investment.

(@geglobo)

very happy to see the club doing its due diligence and not just splashing cash on some erstwhile Brasilian wunderkind

[TheHulk 2,426]

2 hours ago, Vesper said:

very happy to see the club doing its due diligence and not just splashing cash on some erstwhile Brasilian wunderkind

They did the same with Duran tho.

[Vytis33 1,268]

 

[Fulham Broadway 17,309]

According to a remarkable report from Spanish outlet Fichajes, Man City boss Pep Guardiola is ready to admit selling the Cole Palmer was an error by breaking records to bring him back. The report claims Guardiola has asked Man City chiefs to re-sign Palmer and a mammoth £125m (€150m / $163m) offer is cited as being required to seal a deal.

[bigbluewillie 1,930]

8 hours ago, Fulham Broadway said:

According to a remarkable report from Spanish outlet Fichajes, Man City boss Pep Guardiola is ready to admit selling the Cole Palmer was an error by breaking records to bring him back. The report claims Guardiola has asked Man City chiefs to re-sign Palmer and a mammoth £125m (€150m / $163m) offer is cited as being required to seal a deal.

Even if true, it aint gonna happen, it wont happen.

[OneMoSalah 8,886]

20 hours ago, mkh said:

Chelsea backed down on its intention to sign Gabriel Mec to observe him more technically. Some of the young player's performances raised doubts about the investment.

(@geglobo)

Shame they didn’t do the same with Mudryk. 

[Reddish-Blue 2,497]

14 hours ago, Fulham Broadway said:

According to a remarkable report from Spanish outlet Fichajes, Man City boss Pep Guardiola is ready to admit selling the Cole Palmer was an error by breaking records to bring him back. The report claims Guardiola has asked Man City chiefs to re-sign Palmer and a mammoth £125m (€150m / $163m) offer is cited as being required to seal a deal.

Will be interesting to see what the club does (if this is true) as City will definitely be looking for a playmaker to help fill the KDB void

[Duppy Conqueror 1,532]

15 hours ago, Fulham Broadway said:

According to a remarkable report from Spanish outlet Fichajes, Man City boss Pep Guardiola is ready to admit selling the Cole Palmer was an error by breaking records to bring him back. The report claims Guardiola has asked Man City chiefs to re-sign Palmer and a mammoth £125m (€150m / $163m) offer is cited as being required to seal a deal.

Would be an act of surrender to sell Cole back to them at any price.giving up on countless amount of trophies,when with Pep and KdB's time running down there is some light at the end of the tunnel...i would laugh it off but with the current regime there's always a chance that any level of dumb shit is atleast marginally possible.

[Fulham Broadway 17,309]

31 minutes ago, Duppy Conqueror said:

Would be an act of surrender to sell Cole back to them at any price.giving up on countless amount of trophies,when with Pep and KdB's time running down there is some light at the end of the tunnel...i would laugh it off but with the current regime there's always a chance that any level of dumb shit is atleast marginally possible.

That and the fact money comes first with this lot - on the positive its probably just Guardiolas way of motivating his current lot

[Vesper 30,143]

23 hours ago, TheHulk said:

They did the same with Duran tho.

lol, that worked out well

[Vesper 30,143]

• Inter defender Alessandro Bastoni’s agent Tinti: “There’s no point in saying he could leave Inter. No chance. He’s super Inter fan, very happy at the club. There are no issues. We extended the contract just one year and half ago, it’s all good.”