Wow – Chelsea given green light to sign £58M target after stunning statement made!
Barcelona presidential hopeful Victor Font insists that the club cannot afford to sign Chelsea linked Nico Williams this summer.
The 21-year-old has banged in seven goals and grabbed 16 assists in 34 appearances for Athletic Bilbao this season across all fronts and is a player that is attracting some of the games biggest clubs.
It is no secret that Enzo Maresca is looking to add some more quality to his CHELSEA attack and with the transfer window open for a few more weeks – he is keen to bolster his squad with another winger – to help cove injuries etc.
The Athletic recently claimed that the Blues and Arsenal are ready to push ahead with their interest in the Spain star. Barcelona have been the favourites to land Williams but their own financial problems could prohibit them to do so.
But now Font has opened up and put a spanner in the works after revealing that Barcelona cannot afford to sign Williams this summer window – Font said: “I wish we could sign Nico Williams as it is what we need. The president [Joan Laporta] has said it is possible, but that is not true.
‘Today, it cannot be done. We hope it will be possible tomorrow, or the following day. But today, it is not.”
IcFootballnews View…
All the clubs that have been chasing Williams will be given a massive boost from this as many believed that a move to Barcelona was going to happen.
CHELSEA have the money and the pedigree to now win the race for Williams – but will he really be interested in making a move to the Premier League when he really wants to stay in La Liga?
He would be a brilliant for the Blues but we simply cannot see Chelsea signing the man this summer window – especially as they need a striker.
MORE BIG CHELSEA NEWS AND GOSSIP
Top Read: Giants will allow world class striker to Join Chelsea for £84 million this summer
Most Read: Agent OFFICIALLY responds to reports elite star is heading to Chelsea!
LOVE CHELSEA? CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP
Discover more from
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
