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Blues owner Roman Abramovich has reportedly accepted the move-in agreement to take Kai Havertz to Stamford Bridge.
The 21-year-old joined Bayer Leverkusen on a five-year deal on Friday in a move of around £ 70 million.
And according to the Express, Abramovich took the wheel in boss Frank Lampard’s position in driving while driving to point out Havertz.
They claim that the Russian billionaire and the Blues Council were desperate to secure the signing of the German game creator this summer.
Like other potential suitors such as Real Madrid did not have the budget to point to Havertz’s window due to the coronavirus pandemic, Chelsea sought to get the player now.
Ethan Ampadu has been asked to stay at Chelsea and be told the art of protecting thiago Silva.
Wales’ teenager, who played in the League of Nations in the 1-0 win over Finland on Thursday in his first match abroad as a central defender, has been invited through national team-in-team Ryan Giggs to thank Thiago for his great wisdom and experience.
When asked if Ampadu can be briefed by Silva, Giggs, whose appearance opposed Bulgaria in Cardiff later in the day, said: “Oh yeah. It has been a quality middle center for the last 15 years and only you can report as well.
“When you see such a player in education and in games, you can only be informed about it. Ethan will do it along with the other talented Chelsea players.
Finally, AC Milan “is now close” to granting a £ 2.6 million loan to mark Chelsea’s Tiemoue Bakayoko with £ 27 million to make the deal permanent.
The 26-year-old was inspired by Italy two seasons ago on loan for a year at San Siro.
And after making 23 appearances on loan at Monaco last season, Chelsea boss Frank Lampard is willing to midfield.
According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Milan are close to reaching a deal to point Bakayoko, which gives them the opportunity to buy him for £ 27 million after an initial loan installment.
BAKA IN SERIES A
Paolo Maldini declined to verify whether AC Milan was in a position to secure the return of Tiemoue Bakayoko.
TalkSport says Frank Lampard would like to mark the moment of the midfielder’s career at Chelsea.
And Serie A giants Milan would want a $3 million loan for the player, with the option of a 30 million pound move at the end of next season.
However, Calciomercato says Maldini stopped before confirming whether there is a transitory agreement.
Bakayoko signed with the Monaco Blues for £40 million in 2017.
However, former Ligue 1 star failed to make an effect on Stamford Bridge.
IT’S GER-MAN.
Kai Havertz is obviously ahead of playing with Timo Werner in Chelsea.
The new million-pounder shared this picture of the two exchanging T-shirts.
ARRIVING AT KAIS
Chelsea’s new boy, Kai Havertz, has his educational training in Cobham.
The 21-year-old enjoys his first consultation at his new club after completing the play yesterday.
Havertz played Germany’s 1-1 draw with Spain on Thursday heading to Stamford Bridge for its inauguration.
GOLDEN TIME FOR SILVA
Thiago Silva posted a photo of him and his wife Belle during their holiday in Sardinia.
He shared a photo dressed in a LA Lakers basketball shirt on a boat.
The title reads:
“Every lover is an idiot
“It’s me double
“My judgment is lost
“When you joined your
“To me, crazier than I am
“I say come and you, come on
“I 1, 2, 3 and you, already
“For all that we are together
“There’s no shortage, crazy couple.”
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SENSE OF POSITION
Ryan Giggs Ethan Ampadu will be Mr. Versatile on his Welsh team, with the 19-year-old capable of betting in midfield or defense.
But the former Exeter’s most recent appearance inspired Giggs when he covered a third back for Leipzig in the Champions League’s 1-0 away win over Tottenham in February in the eighth round of the main European competition.
Giggs added: “I need all the players to play regularly, but that’s not the case.
“It’s that balance to know if they’re in a more sensible club and surrounded by bigger players and they’re getting better every day, but at the end of the day you want minutes on the field.It’s a resolution Ethan.Je” I’ve told you a lot about this.
”I think last year maybe a little more because I had injuries.You can see in the match he played against Tottenham in the Champions League, he released.
“Nothing surprises you, you’re a quality player, you just want to stay in shape now and you’ll have minutes anywhere you are.
”I looked to see Ethan in the middle half because he gives you another option with his convenience with the ball.He’s played more in the middle of the field, which he can also do.
“ADU-CATION
Ethan Ampadu has been asked to stay at Chelsea and be told the art of protecting thiago Silva.
Brazil’s Thiago, 35, joined Frank Lampard’s final month with a loose play by Paris Saint-Germain.
Teen star Ampadu is back at Stamford Bridge after a stinging in Germany with RB Leipzig.
And the young Star of Wales, who played in the United Nations League’s 1-0 win over Finland on Thursday in her first match abroad as a central defender, invited national teamman Ryan Giggs to thank Thiago’s wealth of wisdom and experience.
When asked if Ampadu could be informed by Silva, Giggs, whose team will face Bulgaria in Cardiff on Sunday, said: “Oh, yes.It has been a quality medium for 15 years and can only be reported as well.
“When you see a player like that in education and games, you can only be informed of that.Ethan will do it with other talented Chelsea players.
ROMAN IMPORATOR
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has reportedly accepted the move-in agreement to take Kai Havertz to Stamford Bridge.
The 21-year-old joined Bayer Leverkusen on a five-year contract on Friday in a move of about 70 million pounds.
And according to the Express, Abramovich was given the wheel in Chief Frank Lampard’s position in the business while driving to point to Havertz.
They claim that the Russian billionaire and the Blues board were desperate to secure the signature of the German game creator this summer.
With other potential suitors such as Real Madrid not having the funds to sign Havertz this window due to the coronavirus pandemic, Chelsea wanted to land the player now.
SALARY TO GO
That’s how Kai Havertz compares to that of his Chelsea teammates.
The German offensive midfielder is NOT underpaid at all.
THERE’S NO WAY TO BAK
AC Milan is now about to settle for a loan of 2.6 million pounds to signal Chelsea’s Tiemoue Bakayoko with a choice of 27 million pounds to make the deal permanent.
The 26-year-old was inspired by Italy two seasons ago on loan for a year at San Siro.
And after making 23 appearances on loan at Monaco last season, Chelsea manager Frank Lampard replaced the midfielders.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Milan is close to signing an agreement to point to Bakayoko, who gives them the opportunity to buy it for 27 million pounds after an initial loan fee.
The Blues have already added Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell, Malang Sarr, Thiago Silva and Kai Havertz to their team this year.
Leave Lampard in search of a clear summer and Bakayoko is one of the undesirables.
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