World class 200-goal star ‘would be perfect addition’ to Chelsea squad – Boehly told

IcFootballnews reporter Iomie Stanley has admitted that Harry Kane would be the perfect addition at CHELSEA

Chelsea are easily one of the biggest clubs in world football right now and have a bunch of world class players that could walk into most sides in the Premier League.

But Chelsea are currently relying on Kai Havertz to lead the line following the poor performances form Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang that has left the Gbaon star on the verge of departing the club, and there is a feeling that the club will need to add some more fire-power to that attack.

That has led to all sorts of speculation that a number of world class players are being linked with a move to Stamford Bridge – but in a recent Stanley has claimed that Kane would be the perfect addition to that Blues attack, he said:

“Should Chelsea sign Harry Kane? Why not? he would certainly score the goals that the club need

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“I would not care if a player played for Tottenham or Arsenal, if he’s going to improve Chelsea and make the side a better team, anybody would take Kane. 

“Kane has been the best striker in the Premier League for the last four or five seasons and he seems like a top professional. Kane is one of my favourite players to watch, he’s been very loyal to Tottenham and I’d hope when the time comes, Tottenham will be loyal to him.

“I don’t think Daniel Levy would sell Kane to Arsenal or CHELSEA as fans would never forgive him, but that doesnt hide the fact that he is the perfect man to lead that attack”

IcFootballnews View…

Levy is a man that knows he simply cannot sell Kane to another Premier League rival – he will look to sell abroad first.

But Chelsea are one of the only clubs that can afford his massive asking price and his big wage – but we cannot see this happening

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