Chelsea free to wrap up worldie signing – £60M star tells clubs ‘he wants to leave’

by STANLEY · Published 15 July 2025 · Updated 14 July 2025

There has been some fresh reports in the media over the past few days which have claimed that CHELSEA are back in the chase to try and sign Xavi Simons from RB Leipzig this transfer window.

Chelsea had a very impressive season under Enzo Maresca last campaign and managed to win a trophy, but also managed to get inside those Champions League places for this upcoming season.

The transfer window has been very goof for the Blues already this summer window, and the club have improved in all areas of the pitch, but there is still alot of talk that the club will still seek to splash the cash and add a few more players to the side,

According to GIVEMESPORT, the Blues are keen on Simons and the player has already given indications that he is open to a move to the Premier League. A £60million bid is said to be enough to sign the Netherlands international.

The reports also claims that he has informed them he wants to leave and moves have been made by a number of clubs in order to wrap up a deal for the talented Dutchman.

IcFootballnews Says…

Xavi Simons is a brilliantly gifted footballer with a great track record in each of his last three seasons. He is the type of player that Blues fans would love to see arrive in the coming months, he would really add some more quality to that Chelsea midfield.

If CHELSEA can beat the likes of Arsenal, Man United, and Bayern Munich to his signature, it would be a major coup. But meeting that £60 million asking price could be an issue as the Blues need to improve other areas of the pitch first.

Simons has options this summer, Chelsea would be getting a very good player that is for sure.

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