Chelsea Transfers

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Couldn't wait till the season ended

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[ZAPHOD2319 4,803]

Do transfer windows still exist?

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Tchouameni to Liverpool 😑 fuck off bin dipping wankers.

Now is the time to go ALL OUT for Bellingham. 

Just get that lad here. He would be a game changer.

[OhForAGreavsie 6,058]

36 minutes ago, Strike said:

 

Couldn't wait till the season ended

Even though everybody knows the situation it still seems unnecessarily tactless by Real to leak these details now. Anyway, thanks for everything Toni and good luck. 

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25 minutes ago, ZAPHOD2319 said:

Do transfer windows still exist?

They only relate to when players can be registered with new clubs, not when they can sign for them.

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2 minutes ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

They only relate to when players can be registered with new clubs, not when they can sign for them.

Yes, but it is really disruptive on the end of season with a lot on the line for many teams. We are feeling the effects.

[Vytis33 1,262]

Our overall spend on Rom vs City's spend on Haaland is sickening

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36 minutes ago, Hermione said:

Hope Boehly gets rid of all of these scouts and puts someone who knows what he is doing, outside of a few clueless people everyone knew Romulus is crap.

hej, we girls know footie too!

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Edited May 10, 2022 by Vesper

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Not really sure what to think when the source is Goal.

 

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1 minute ago, ZAPHOD2319 said:

Not really sure what to think when the source is Goal.

 

Dortmund just signed Adeyemi who is very similar with Werner.

[LAM09 7,043]

11 minutes ago, ZAPHOD2319 said:

 

This is the attacking transfer we should be prioritising.  

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Chelsea transfers: Three replacements for Marcos Alonso that Todd Boehly could fund

There's every chance that Chelsea will be in the market for a new left-back this summer after reports suggested there had been a bust-up between Thomas Tuchel and Marcos Alonso

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/Chelsea-replacements-marcos-alonso-transfer-26924202

It’s looking increasingly likely that Chelsea could be in the market for a new left-back this summer after a reported fallout between Thomas Tuchel and Marcos Alonso, although the bust-up has been denied by the club.

Alonso has been a regular for the Blues in recent months, filling the void left by Ben Chilwell who suffered a season-ending ACL injury at the end of last year.

The 31-year-old was taken off just before half-time in Chelsea ’s 2-2 draw with Wolves on Saturday with Saul Niguez coming on and playing in an unorthodox left wing-back role in his place.

There were reports that this led to a heated exchange between manager and player, although Chelsea have denied this.

Alonso is about to enter the final year of his current deal and looks unlikely to be offered an extension. It’s therefore Chelsea’s final opportunity to recoup some money for the defender before he’s free to leave for nothing next summer.

If he does go though, a replacement will be needed, especially as we aren’t yet sure how strong Chilwell will be once he returns from his injury. Mirror football has therefore analysed some of the players Chelsea could look to target to replace the Spaniard when the transfer window opens next month.

 

Borna Sosa - Stuttgart - 24

It’s not been a great year for Stuttgart who might still suffer Bundesliga relegation this season, yet no matter how this final weekend plays out, left-back Sosa can hold his head up high.

The 24-year-old is a capable defender and dynamic attacker. His combined league Expected Assist (xA) total (7.37) ranks the fourth-highest for left-backs across Europe’s top five leagues, and he’s been rewarded with nine assists plus a further two goals.

Other big clubs such as Manchester United have been linked with the defender in recent weeks, and frankly, it’s easy to see why.

David Raum - Hoffenheim - 23

It’s been some debut year in the Bundesliga for Raum who has been one of the competition’s standout players. He was one of Bundesliga II’s top performers last season, registering a league-high 15 assists and helping Furth secure promotion.

He joined Hoffenheim on the back of that impressive campaign and has hit the ground running in Germany’s top tier. He’s scored three goals and registered ten assists across the season far and according to Wyscout currently boasts the highest Expected Assist (xA) total in the division (13.17)

Angelino - RB Leipzig - 25

Angelino will be a familiar name having already competed in the Premier League with Manchester City.

 

He joined Pep Guardiola’s side as a 21-year-old from PSV, but made just six Premier League appearances before heading out on loan to Leipzig in the second half on the 2019/20 season.

Maurading up and down their left flank, he impressed enough to make the move permanent at the end of the campaign and he has since thrived in East Germany. Despite his size - 5ft9in - he’s a tenacious a reliable defender he often proves difficult to overcome in 1v1 duels.

He’s still just 25 and might now be better prepared for a second crack at the Premier League.