Meanwhile, Bayer Leverkusen has shown that Kai Havertz will leave the club.
Follow all the latest bridge updates below…
HAVERTZ LAST
Bayer Leverkusen executive chairman Fernando Carro has shown Kai Havertz’s goal of leaving the club this summer amid links with Chelsea.
He said: “It has been transparent that there will be discussions once the Europa League is over for us.
“However, there is still no formal offer. Kai has expressed his preference for taking the next step.
“If it can take place soon, I can’t say it yet.
“There are several who have Kai in their plans for the future.”
SLAM DUNK
Chelsea are expected to beat Tottenham in the race to recruit brighton lewis Dunk’s defence, according to reports.
The 28-year-old has been a Chelsea fan and could spend 40 million pounds at Stamford Bridge.
Frank Lampard expects his defense to leak into the window of movement and has known the Seagulls’ central defender as the answer.
The Spurs are also interested in Dunk, who spent ten years in the squad of Brighton’s first team, but it is idea that their loyalty to Chelsea only gives them the upper hand.
ALONSO OR EMERSON AT INTER
Chelsea is the last to be signed by Ben Chilwell of Leicester after the Foxes reduced their initial selling value by 80 million pounds.
Chilwell’s resolution called into question the long trajectory of the current left sides of the Blues, Marcos Alonso and Emerson Palmieri, with Inter Milan hoping to gain an advantage.
Inter technician Antonio Conte sees Alonso and Emerson as the best in compatibility with their 3-5-2 system.
Emerson is known to be interested in meeting with former Chelsea coach Conte at Inter, and is waiting for an official offer from the Nerazurri.
UTD, CHELSEA IN PARA MERET
Naples goalkeeper Alex Meret is able to leave the club on loan with his agent minimising the hypothesis of a permanent exit.
ESPN reported last week that the 23-year-old is being heavily watched by Chelsea and Manchester United.
Meret faced former Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina for a spot last season, making 29 appearances in all competitions.
A loan for the Italian would do in handy for Chelsea, who has already spent almost 90 million pounds on the acquisitions of Hakim Ziyech and Timo Werner
CHELSEA EYE TEEN NIGERIANA
Chelsea is interested in Nigerian teenager Paul Ibahadon, according to the country’s reports.
Ibahadon is a defender who plays the ball and can also work in midfield and who recently moved to Aston Villa due to clearing issues.
Chelsea’s youth coaches join the rules on Ibahadon in an internal friendly involving the under-16 team on Friday.
The Blues face the Festival of Nottingham Forest, West Brom and Birmingham City for the signing of the young man.
SANDRO FOR SALE
Juventus will pay attention to the gifts of left-back Alex Sandro this summer that may be of interest to Chelsea.
The Blues are known to be enthusiastic for a long time and hoped to launch an exchange agreement involving Emerson Palmieri before Juve fired Maurizio Sarri.
Sandro, 29, may be available for a discount value of 36 million pounds, and Manchester City is also interested.
According to Corriero Dello Sport, the old man hopes to raise around 180 million pounds in player sales this summer.
BATSHUAYI ULTIMATE
Chelsea are “more than happy” to leave Michy Batshuayi at the club.
Journalist Alan Smith has the inside track about the Belgian’s long career at the Blues.
He said: “There is no one to return to Frank Lampard’s plans.
“He has one year of contract left, valued at more than 100,000 euros per week, and that probably means some other loan, basically because no practical club will be willing to pay dues and offer him a similar salary.”
Leeds director Victor Orta has already been presented with the possibility of pointing batshuayi for 25 million pounds.
An Elland Road would reunite the 26-year-old with Marcelo Bielsa with whom he played for Marseille.
FOSTER IS A GOOD CALL
Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster is a target for Chelsea and Everton, he reports.
The former Manchester United leder is seen through Frank Lampard as an imaginable solution to his goalke gogging after the Hornets’ relegation last season.
Lampard needs Kepa Arrizabalaga to go out on the bridge and lend it to Spain if the deal is good.
Foster, 37, is also wanted at Goodison Park, where Carlo Ancelotti believes he could offer an experienced festival for Jordan Pickford.
GOOD MORNING BLUES FANS
SunSport can reveal that Chelsea is about to earn 40 million pounds for brighton Lewis Dunk’s defense.
London rivals Tottenham are interested in the patron saint of the Seagulls.
But Dunk has been a longtime Chelsea fan and believes he is on his way to Stamford Bridge.
SunSport understands that veteran goalkeeper Ben Foster is a surprise emergency target for Chelsea and Everton.
Blues boss Frank Lampard is a wonderful move for the 37-year-old as he seeks a solution to his goalkeeping problems.
Lampard needs Kepa Arrizabalaga to disappear and Chelsea would lend it to Spain if the deal is good.
Lampard even took his old friend Joe Hart, who played with him at Manchester City.
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Meanwhile, Ben Chilwell is about to go to Chelsea.
The Times claims that Frank Lampard has conducted negotiations with Leicester.
The Foxes would like a million pounds for english left-back Chilwell.
And it goes worthy of chelsea being willing to pay a new club-record rate.
Finally, Antonio Conte to attack the former Chelsea team to mount a montage with N’Golo Kante.
Gazzetta Italia says the French midfielder could make it to Inter Milan this summer as part of an expensive move.
EXCLUSIVE TO ALAN NIXON
Veteran goalkeeper Ben Foster is an emergency for Chelsea and Everton.
Blues boss Frank Lampard is a wonderful move for the 37-year-old as he seeks a solution to his goalkeeping problems.
Lampard needs Kepa Arrizabalaga to disappear and Chelsea would lend it to Spain if the deal is good.
Lampard even took his old friend Joe Hart, who played with him at Manchester City.
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EXCLUSIVE TO DAN KING
Chelsea closed a million-pound play for Brighton Lewis Dunk’s defense.
London rivals Tottenham are interested in the patron saint of the Seagulls.
But Dunk has been a Chelsea fan and believes he’s on his way to Stamford Bridge.
TIEM TO GO
Chelsea has patted Tiemoue Bakayoko for 18 million pounds.
ESPN says the midfielder is not wanted through Frank Lampard for the next term.
And Bakayoko would like to go back to the former AC Milan lender.
NO CHILDREN
Man Utd joined Chelsea in the race for Ben Chilwell.
The Mirror reports that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is interested in signing Leicester’s 80 million-pound left-back this summer.
However, Chelsea would be in pole position for Englishman Chilwell.
OB ONE OUT
Chelsea have given up signing Jan Oblak of Atletico Madrid.
The Star claims Frank Lampard is elsewhere after being asked to pay 110 million pounds for the doorman.
Chelsea has been connected to Dean Henderson of Man Utd and Jordan Pickford of Everton.
KAL-WOO
Former Chelsea star Salomon Kalou has officially performed in Botafogo alongside Japanese legend Keisuke Honda.
I.I.A. joined the Brazilian national team last month after leaving Hertha Berlin at the end of the 2019–2020 Bundesliga season.
Kalou made 254 appearances for the Blues, scoring 60 in the process.
He won eight trophies at Stamford Bridge, finishing in the 2012 Champions League in Munich.
Amplified
Chelsea may be willing to give Ethan Ampadu to local rival Fulham.
Athletic says Scott Parker is willing to take welshman to Craven Cottage after beating Brentford in the championship play-off final.
Ampadu had a combined loan at RB Leipzig last season.
And Frank Lampard needs him to enjoy the Premier League before fighting for a spot at Chelsea.
KANTE BELIEVES IT
Antonio Conte to attack the former Chelsea team to assemble a reunion with N’Golo Kante.
Gazzetta Italia says the French midfielder could make it to Inter Milan this summer as part of an expensive move.
Kante has suffered injuries over the past season and there are doubts about how he fits with Frank Lampard’s tactical approach.
Chelsea may be able to sell as he approaches Kai Havertz, an offensive spirit, but Lampard has said in the past that Kante remains firmly in his plans along with his misguided colleague Jorginho.
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Ben Chilwell is about to reach Chelsea.
The Times claims that Frank Lampard has made negotiations with Leicester.
The Foxes would like a million pounds for english left-back Chilwell.
And it goes worthy of the point that Chelsea is willing to pay a new club fee.
HAVERTZ LAST
Bayer Leverkusen executive chairman Fernando Carro has shown Kai Havertz’s goal of leaving the club this summer amid links with Chelsea.
He said: “It has been transparent that there will be discussions once the Europa League is over for us.
“However, there is still no formal offer. Kai has expressed his preference for taking the next step.
“If it can take place soon, I can’t say it yet.
“There are several who have Kai in their plans for the future.”
BATSHUAYI IN LEEDS?
Leeds United is reportedly interested in a move for Chelsea striker Michy Batshuayi.
The Belgian played with Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa in Marseille in the 2014–15 season.
Bathsuayi’s contract in Chelsea expires in 2021, meaning it may be available for a reduced value this summer.
The 26-year-old has scored six in 24 appearances in all competitions this season.
ANOTHER LOAN FOR BLACKMAN
Rotherham hopes to hire Chelsea goalkeeper Jamal Blackman on loan.
A one-season contract with the Millers would be the eighth loan in the 26-year-old’s career.
Blackman, who has been at Chelsea since the age of 13, spent part of last season on loan at Bristol Rovers, making 10 appearances.
He has spent seasons at Sheffield United, Vitesse Arnhem and Rotherham’s rivals at Yorkshire’s Leeds United in the past.
MIKEL ON THE MOVE
Former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel is about to signal for Stoke City.
The 33-year-old recently played for Trabzonspor in Turkey, but left the club by mutual consent in March due to considerations of the continuation of the Turkish SuperLig amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The former Nigerian foreigner last played for Middlesbrough in England, making 18 appearances for Boro at this time of the 2018–19 season.
Mikel will sign a one-year contract at Bet365 Stadium.
BIG EXPENSES
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich may be punishing a spending frenzy of up to three hundred million pounds this summer.
The Blues have already spent nearly 90 million pounds on the signings of Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech so far, while Kai Havertz and Ben Chilwell can follow soon.
According to The Athletic, Abramovich could inject up to three hundred million pounds into Chelsea’s coffers for next season, as long as some of the Blues’ fringe players are sold.
Emerson, Jorginho, Marcos Alonso, Michy Batshuayi, Tiemoue Bakayoko and Fikayo Tomori are just some of the names that have fallen on Stamford Bridge.
BACK-AYOKO?
Chelsea 18 million pounds for midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko.
This week’s reports that Les Bleus had begun talks with AC Milan on the sale of French.
Bakayoko, who will turn 26 on Monday, was inspired on loan at San Siro last season, but the two groups were unable to reach an agreement last summer.
Chelsea would rather lose to Bakayoko after paying 40 million pounds for the midfielder in 2017.
However, Milan will try to tempt Les Bleus with a loan offer of 3 million pounds plus a purchase option of 30 million pounds.
CHILD FACTOR
Chelsea are more than ever signing Leicester City’s side signing Ben Chilwell, according to reports.
The Times claims the Blues have now made a “big breakthrough” in negotiations with the Foxes.
Leicester is believed to expect moving fees close to the world record of 68 million pounds that Bayern Munich paid atletico Madrid for Lucas Hernandez last year.
The Foxes are aware of Chelsea’s monetary strength despite the coronavirus crisis and have reportedly argued that the Blues have not retained the moving market this summer, having already secured the signatures of Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech, while Kai Havertz’s 90 million pounds. may go on soon.
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