Agent confirms Chelsea interested in signing Worldie – FREE to move!
The agent of Federico Chiesa has confirmed that Chelsea are interested in a deal for the Juventus star.
Chiesa is a transfer target for Arsenal, Chelsea and Man United – As the winger is “very ambitious” about a move to the Prem and believes top-flight English football will enrich his career.
CHELSEA have suffered immensely in the flanks this term with Raheem Sterling underwhelming. Meanwhile, the North Londoners have heavily depended on Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli in their wings.
The Euro 2020 winner is now seemingly on the market after Thiago Motta took over as Juventus boss and Chelsea are one of the clubs that have been linked with the attacker, along with Manchester United and West Ham
Ramadani also named fellow Serie A club Napoli as a possible destination for Chiesa, who he says could be the subject of a move on transfer deadline day.
‘He is an outgoing player,’ he said. ‘The technical plans have changed and evidently the new coach does not see him among the primary player
‘That said, if he continues to ask for a salary higher than €6m… I know that West Ham, Manchester United and Chelsea were following him.
‘I guarantee you that West Ham would not even give him €6m. Chelsea cannot do crazy things and United would go for other profiles
‘Napoli? Maybe it could be the signing of August 30.’
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Look, if Juventus do no longer want Chiesa – then he will get that transfer move away from the Italian giants – but we cant see him at Chelsea – there is no space.
CHELSEA have a number of wingers and attackers in the side and are only buying stars for the future – so even though Maresca would surely love Chiesa to be signed – we cant see this one happening anytime soon.
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