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10 hours ago, OneMoSalah said:

Regarding Alaba. He has said or it has been repeatedly reported in the past that he would only leave Bayern for Barca or Real Madrid and even then there was something along the lines of wanting to play more infield as a central midfielder.

Even then if they dont go for him, I mean who leaves that current Bayern side for this current Chelsea side? Lets be honest, not many, never mind one of the best fullbacks who is also one of the most versatile footballers around and has been over the years. 

Its absurd that his contract will only have a year on it but I still think he will only move if he gets to Barca or Real. 

I dont think he would even go to City, who would undoubtedbly have an advantage in doing business with Bayern (the rumors Bayern want to try do a deal for Sane with him in it) and also when you consider that Pep was very influential and pushed him on him as a manager there playing him as a CB as well as a LB. 

He said many times Real, Barca or PL. Btw he is a Arsenal fan but they dont have a chance because they are under his level. 

City is not a option for any top player because of CL ban.

Also I can not see Real or Barca going for new LB. Alba and Firpo (current Barca manager Setien discovered him in Betis) are in Barca.

Real splashed a lot of money on Mendy just nine months ago. And Marcelo is still there.Plus Regulion on loan.

Alaba will not stay in Bayern for many reasons. Davies is starting LB. They also have Lucas Hernandez most expansive full back in the history who is also great LCB. 

Alaba played as CB majority of games this season and he even said that he do not see him there for the future. He also wants new challenge. Yes, playing for Bayern is great but PL is much more attractive.

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1 hour ago, King Kante said:

As Mo says, Alaba is nigh on impossible. Of course he is a great player but the chances of getting him are virtually nil, so there is not much point in trying because if he does not get a move to Spain he will likely stay in Germany. 

Anyway, this aside. What does everyone think will happen with Sancho this Summer? I am personally not sure that anyone is going to want to blow £120m after this Covid 19 business. Personally, I can see a situation where it may be better for Sancho to stay in Dortmund another season (he is only 19/20) and move next Summer as by that point he will only have one year left and get more money. If we are interested, we could then focus elsewhere on the squad for this Summer and maybe try and pick up a Courtinho on loan. 

Alaba's not impossible. Read my comments again and NikkiCFC's comments.

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I think we have a little oppoturnity because of his agent and our efforts.

He has 1 year left and want a new challenge.

Top clubs sill have good leftbacks. They won't try hard to sign Abala. Real, City have Mendys, Juventus have Sandro. Maybe only Barca, but hopefully their board is stupid, they are having finalcial troubled, the wages was very high and they are trying to bring Neymar back, make Messi happy.

If you want us to pick up a fucking "Courtinho" on loan, I'm speechless. 

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1 hour ago, Chelsea_firstlove said:

Alaba's not impossible. Read my comments again and NikkiCFC's comments.

If you want us to pick up a fucking "Courtinho" on loan, I'm speechless. 

So if the Corvid 19 situation has wrecked everyone's finances who do you expect to be moving? 

As for Alaba have a fantasy wank all you want over it, it is not going to happen. 

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2 hours ago, King Kante said:

So if the Corvid 19 situation has wrecked everyone's finances who do you expect to be moving? 

As for Alaba have a fantasy wank all you want over it, it is not going to happen. 

By your logic, the Corvid 19 situation has wrecked everyone's finances, so every club will not try to sign the Alabas, every club will forcus on the Telleses.

Average players will be increased in price beacause every club try to sign them and top players will be decreased in price because nobody care about them.

How ridiculous this logic is.

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Chelsea star Tammy Abraham tells Marcus Rashford to ‘stay away’ from Manchester United target Jadon Sancho

https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/25/chelsea-star-tammy-abraham-tells-marcus-rashford-stay-away-manchester-united-target-jadon-sancho-12457517/?ITO=squid&ito=newsnow-feed

Tammy Abraham has jokingly warned Marcus Rashford to ‘stay away’ from Jadon Sancho, with Chelsea and Manchester United set to do battle for the Borussia Dortmund star this summer. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has identified Sancho as United’s top attacking target ahead of the 2020/21 campaign and Dortmund reportedly expect the youngster to be playing his football at Old Trafford next season. The Red Devils are even prepared to offer Sancho the coveted number seven shirt, currently occupied by Alexis Sanchez, in a bid to lure the forward to the Theatre of Dreams. However, Chelsea have not given up hope of landing Sancho and, like United, are prepared to meet the Englishman’s giant £100 million valuation after Frank Lampard asked the board for a marquee signing up front.

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Man Utd most likely to sign Jadon Sancho after Liverpool and Chelsea transfer decision

Manchester United are the favourites to land Jadon Sancho this summer.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1260326/Man-Utd-news-Jadon-Sancho-Liverpool-Chelsea-transfer-decision-Ed-Woodward-rumours-gossip

Manchester United lead the race to sign Jadon Sancho after Liverpool and Chelsea baulked at Borussia Dortmund's asking price for the winger. The England international has been tipped to return to the Premier League this summer. United, Liverpool and Chelsea are all eyeing the 20-year-old.

However, according to the Mirror, United are increasingly confident of landing the Dortmund winger this summer.

They say United could end up paying around £120m for the former Manchester City ace.

It's claimed Liverpool and Chelsea have baulked at Dortmund's asking price ahead of the summer transfer window.

The Mirror add that Real Madrid and Barcelona have also been put off by Dortmund's valuation of the England youngster.

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Man Utd transfer target Jadon Sancho wants to agree deal because of three players

Manchester United transfer target Jadon Sancho is open to moving to Old Trafford because of three players.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1260189/Man-Utd-transfer-news-Jadon-Sancho-Borussia-Dortmund

 

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Chelsea handed major Moussa Dembele transfer boost because of Lyon decision

Chelsea have been handed a major boost in their pursuit of singing Lyon striker Moussa Dembele in the summer transfer window.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1257772/Chelsea-news-Moussa-Dembele-transfer-Lyon

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Jadon Sancho: Four alternatives if Chelsea lose transfer battle with Manchester United

https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/jadon-sancho-chelsea-transfer-battle-manchester-united-four-alternatives-a4397001.html

Jadon Sancho is a wanted man. The young winger's decision to leave Manchester City at the age of 16 has been vindicated and then some, earning his stripes for England after a sensational few years with Borussia Dortmund.

According to the CIES Football Observatory, Sancho is now the most valuable footballer in the top five European leagues born after the year 2000, with an estimated price tag of £184million.

That makes Dortmund's decision to sign Sancho for around £8m in 2017 one of the great deals in recent memory, but it is likely that BVB will accept something closer to £120m for the attacker, who turned 20 today.

Sancho's time at Dortmund has been fruitful for both: BVB got their hands on a potential generational talent for a song, while Sancho has been given time and space to develop in front of huge crowds in a technical division similar in pace to the Premier League.
 
But Sancho's spell in North Rhine-Westphalia has not been without its ups and downs: the winger was dropped and fined in October after returning late from international duty with England, and there appears to be an acceptance that should an offer north of £100m come in, Dortmund would bank that.
 
The real question now is: where will he end up? Standard Sport understands that Manchester United lead the race, with Dortmund officials viewing the Red Devils as favourites to sign him ahead of Chelsea.

That's not to say Chelsea are out of the running: should the Blues qualify for Champions League football when the season restarts, a return to London to play in a young, exciting team led by Frank Lampard would be a tempting offer.

United currently sit a place behind Chelsea in fifth, but Man City's impending Uefa ban means they also currently occupy a Champions League spot - and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer can also offer Sancho a starting role in a young front line with the likes of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood.

While Sancho faces one of the biggest decisions of his career this summer, he is in a privileged position: his situation at Dortmund is comfortable, and he can wait to see which Premier League team qualifies for Champions League football - and then wait for the best offer.

What is clear is that one of Chelsea or United will be left disappointed at the end of the next transfer window - and here are a few options who could soften that blow...

 

Hakim Ziyech | Ajax (will join Chelsea this summer)

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Chelsea have, of course, already completed a deal for Ziyech to join the club from Ajax, with the 27-year-old starring in the Eredivisie. Ziyech has notched 10 goals and 16 assists across all competitions this season: while he is clearly capable of playing on the right flank for Chelsea, his most impressive displays this season have arguably come in the centre.

So while Ziyech will definitely be wearing a Chelsea shirt next term, Lampard may have a decision to make regarding his role. If, as expected, the Blues miss out on Sancho, will Lampard opt for Ziyech in a wide role - or will he make him the creative hub of his side and seek out another signing?

According to SmarterScout, Ziyech has spent 882 minutes as a right winger this term, and 607 in a central role.

In that central role, he has been influencing games more both on and off the ball, excelling in both his ability to disrupt play (80/100) and recover the ball (93/100).

His creativity is clear with 94/100 for passing towards goal, while on the flank his link-up play and hassling drops slightly in favour of a keener eye for goal; his shooting soaring from 38/100 to 76/100.

It may be the case that while Ziyech is a clear solution on the flank, he may end up being wasted out wide.

 

Lucas Ocampos | Sevilla

The Argentine's impressive form for Sevilla could put him on Chelsea's radar.

Like Ziyech, he would fit Lampard's high-energy game with excellent defensive numbers: 96/100 for defending quality, including 80/100 for disrupt and 91/100 for recover).

 
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Ocampos boasts strong scores across the board, and his ability to dribble (85/100) and receive the ball in the box (89/100) mark him out as somebody who could play well with Tammy Abraham and Callum Hudson-Odoi.

Solid in the air and with some height, Ocampos would also be an asset at set-pieces, and wouldn't cost the earth.

The 25-year-old has scored 10 LaLiga goals this season, but his output in terms of assists - just two - mean if Lampard is looking for more of an outright winger, Ocampos is more of a Pedro than a Willian.

 

Serge Gnabry | Bayern Munich

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The 24-year-old failed to make the grade at Arsenal, but is now dominating in the Bundesliga. Gnabry has scoring 11 goals and set up another nine more in the German top flight this term, and has netting six in the Champions League - four in the 7-2 victory at Tottenham, and two at Stamford Bridge in Bayern's 3-0 win.

Gnabry's adaptability has seen him play on the left, centrally, and on the right this term, which would offer Lampard plenty of options for when games come thick and fast - and with an attacking score of 97/100 out wide, Gnabry makes a strong case for becoming one of Europe's leading forwards in the coming years.

The Germany international would not be a like-for-like alternative to Sancho, but going in for him with Ziyech already wrapped up would bulk up Chelsea's attack considerably - especially when it comes to winning duels, scoring 65/100 in possession, 87/100 without the ball, and 81/100 for ball retention.

The main problem would be in actually convincing Bayern to sell: the Bavarians wanted Callum Hudson-Odoi and were unsuccessful, so it stands to reason they might not be keen to sell Gnabry to the Blues.

Gnabry also looks settled in Germany, so unless Chelsea could come up with a huge contract, guarantee Champions League football and something akin to a five-year plan, it looks doubtful

Gnabry's love for Arsenal may also count against any move, but were Chelsea to use the money earmarked for Sancho, Bayern could have a big decision on their hands.

 

Ismaila Sarr | Watford

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The 22-year-old has had a mixed debut season at Vicarage Road, though it mitigation, the Hornets have had three different coaches.

Sarr seems to have found his feet with current boss Nigel Pearson, with his starring role in the 3-0 win over Liverpool - with two goals and an assist - evidence of the huge potential he has.

SmarterScout shows favourable stats for Sarr, who scores highly for attacking output (88/100), defending quality (79/100), and ranks 99/100 for shooting, dribbling and receiving the ball in the box.

This summer may come too early for Sarr to make a switch to a bigger club, but Everton's big-money move for Richarlison suggests the Hornets are open to selling on young talent for a premium.

Sarr could well be better served by spending another year at Watford, providing they stay up - but should they be relegated, Chelsea may fancy their chances of a cut-price deal

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Chelsea centre back target ‘will hand in a transfer request’

https://www.chelsea-news.co/2020/03/chelsea-centre-back-target-will-hand-transfer-request/

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Whilst the current football season remains entirely up in the air, Chelsea will still be planning their potential transfer business for this summer regardless.

One area they have been touted to bring in a reinforcement is centre back, as Frank Lampard looks to sure up his back line.

The Blues boss has constantly shuffled between his four current options Fikayo Tomori, Andreas Christensen, Antonio Rudiger and Kurt Zouma throughout the season, suggesting he isn’t entirely sold on any of them just yet.

One player who is a number one target for that area is RB Leipzig centre back Dayot Upamecano, according to The Mirror.

The 21-year old certainly fits the bill as the type of dominant defender Lampard is looking to bring in, and he is prepared to hand in a transfer request this summer to force a move out, according to German outlet BILD (as cited by The Sun).

It could be an interesting time when the transfer window does reopen!

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3 hours ago, Vesper said:

Man Utd most likely to sign Jadon Sancho after Liverpool and Chelsea transfer decision

Manchester United are the favourites to land Jadon Sancho this summer.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1260326/Man-Utd-news-Jadon-Sancho-Liverpool-Chelsea-transfer-decision-Ed-Woodward-rumours-gossip

Manchester United lead the race to sign Jadon Sancho after Liverpool and Chelsea baulked at Borussia Dortmund's asking price for the winger. The England international has been tipped to return to the Premier League this summer. United, Liverpool and Chelsea are all eyeing the 20-year-old.

However, according to the Mirror, United are increasingly confident of landing the Dortmund winger this summer.

They say United could end up paying around £120m for the former Manchester City ace.

It's claimed Liverpool and Chelsea have baulked at Dortmund's asking price ahead of the summer transfer window.

The Mirror add that Real Madrid and Barcelona have also been put off by Dortmund's valuation of the England youngster.

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Meltdown in 3, 2, 1...

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9 minutes ago, Blues Forever said:

 

Good decision, he won't displace Muller right now and i'm more worried if Liverpool managed to get him.

He is much better then Muller. I guess Barca or Real will be his next destination.

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5 minutes ago, NikkiCFC said:

He is much better then Muller. I guess Barca or Real will be his next destination.

Right now he isn't but potentially he has higher ceilling than Muller. I don't think he would go to Barca and Madrid either since they have Messi and Odegaard.

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