But he can also be a massive extrovert, with the key type N’Golo Kante connected to Inter Milan.
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That’s how Chelsea’s salary evolves after Kai Havertz joined the club.
MAKING ROOM
Chelsea will allow Conor Gallagher to enroll in Crystal Palace as part of a one-season loan deal, according to the Evening Standard.
The midfielder underwent a medical exam with the Eagles over the weekend that will indicate a contract extension at Stamford Bridge before returning to Palace.
He was the Blues Academy Player of the Year for the 2018/19 season and won a Europa League winner’s medal.
Despite his achievements and bright future, the area at Chelsea will be limited so he can make a point this season, as Chelsea has a wide diversity of skills and has made other signings this summer.
HAVERTZ LAST
Chelsea will sign Kai Havertz and Bayer Leverkusen has reportedly reached an agreement to update him.
Reports in Italy describe an agreement between the Bundesliga and Roma by striker Patrik Schick.
The Czech was on loan last season at RB Leipzig and Leverkusen had to fight his department rivals for his final signing.
But Bayer now agreed to a 24 million pound move with Roma, to Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio.
The deal will allow Havertz to go to West London, and Schick will take his place on Peter Bosz’s team.
The Guardian reports that a million-pound deal has been reached to take the German to Chelsea.
With an initial cost of 72 million pounds, the offensive midfielder will win Leverkusen nine million pounds more if performance-related bonuses are covered.
Chelsea have no idea they won the Champions League.
And the Blues will deliver another nine million pounds in the form of installments at a later date.
The deal will be reached this week with Bayer admitting that they “do not expect” to see Havetrz again, after sending him to the German service.
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