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Chelsea new striker signing confirmed as transfer spree continues
How to get into football - the most popular sport in the world, with clubs and facilities throughout the UK. Football transfer new live Now that agreement has been denied by Brighton, but it does make it seem like Cucurella is moving closer to getting his transfer request. Keep an eye on this space. (NM)Latest transfer news live
Inflated transfer fees on the back of an unprecedented winter tournament is an issue Toon chiefs must be wary next month. Chelsea to offer Arrizabalaga in Onana part-exchange deal? The winger has attracted the attention of Real Madrid and six Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and Liverpool following his impressive season in which he has scored 13 goals and set up 11 more in all competitions.
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"Obviously I'm ready and if that situation happens it obviously means I have done a good job," Mason told a news conference on Wednesday. "But that is obviously in the future of four five six weeks' time, the immediate thought is the game on Thursday and the game on Sunday. Saints secure Nicky This page is updated all year long. As you might expect, there are more updates with regards to transfer during the winter and summer transfer windows.Transfer news live today now
It would appear that, under the direction of new owner Todd Boehly, Chelsea have made it a priority to target young English talent in the transfer market. Less than two weeks ago, the Blues paid as much as $24.1 million to sign 18-year-old Carney Chukwuemeka from Aston Villa. Now, the reported bid for Gordon. It’ll get rather expensive paying the domestic-talent premium for too many more young Lions, but it’s clear that Boehly and Co., are taking a long-range view of Chelsea’s future rather than focusing solely on the here and now. We’ll see how Thomas Tuchel feels about that, if he doesn’t get all the signings he feels he needs before transfer deadline day. (AE) Most Read Football Transfer News Leicester City have signed Belgium defender Wout Faes from French club Stade de Reims on a five-year-deal, subject to international clearance, the Premier League club announced on Thursday’s transfer deadline day. Faes, who was named Reims’ player of the season for 2021-22, will join Leicester as a replacement for Wesley Fofana, who moved to Chelsea this week. The 24-year-old made his debut for Belgium in the Nations League in June this year. Faes is Leicester’s second summer signing after they signed Alex Smithies as a backup goalkeeper on a free transfer.
