Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Chalobah linked with Newcastle transfer

The switch window is starting to scorching up as we method the ultimate two weeks, with one Chelsea ace being linked with a transfer to Premier League rivals earlier than the deadline expires.

Enzo Maresca and his paymasters at Stamford Bridge nonetheless seem eager to usher in some gamers this summer season, however with Monetary Honest Play in thoughts, the Italian might want to clear the decks too.

All go at Chelsea as ace is linked to Premier League rivals

Newest reviews, together with from CaughtOffside columnist and switch skilled, Fabrizio Romano, writing on X (previously Twitter), would seem to recommend {that a} deal for Joao Felix and Conor Gallagher may quickly be performed, while Romano additionally notes Maresca’s harsh critique of Ben Chilwell.

There are different gamers that may be making means this summer season too, with centre-back, Trevoh Chalobah, recognized to be contemplating his choices at current.

In response to talkSPORT, Newcastle would possibly properly determine to make a transfer for him, significantly if they’re unable to safe a deal for Marc Guehi.

Newest reviews on that scenario (by way of Sky Sports activities) is that Crystal Palace are getting ready to show down a fourth bid of £65m from the North East giants, and it stays to be seen if Newcastle will come again in with one last take it or depart it supply.

It’s believed that Chalobah by no means actually needed to depart Stamford Bridge within the first place, however as an academy product, any monies earned from his sale would rely as pure revenue within the Premier League’s Revenue and Sustainability Guidelines (PSR), and that might seem like what’s behind the membership’s determination to maneuver him on.

The identical applies for Conor Gallagher, Chelsea’s captain final 12 months, who’s more likely to find yourself at Atletico Madrid however little doubt additionally most popular to stick with the Blues, given the selection.


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