Meanwhile, an agreement by Thiago Silva of the PSG would be imminent.
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DOUBLE PROBLEM
The new Chelsea boys, TImo Werner and Hakim Ziyech, are on the hunt to leave after suffering damage to paint training.
BLUE IS THE COLOR
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano says Chelsea is final in signing Thiago Silva and Kai Havertz, with Fikayo Tomori on loan.
He tweeted: “Thiago Silva at Chelsea, here we go! Brazil’s CB has accepted Chelsea’s offer until June 2022.
“He will leave the PSG and point out the next two years. Not for Fiorentina. Offer to close the next few days.
After signing Thiago, Chelsea will give in to Tomori (League 1 opportunities – many interested clubs) and Bakayoko to AC Milan (advanced talks) and then to Emerson Palmieri, to conclude Ben Chilwell’s contract with Leicester.
“Havertz agreed and at the time of the paperwork.”
MIKE MAGICO
Sky says Chelsea will hire Lille goalkeeper Mike Maignan to upgrade Kepa Arrizabalaga.
It’s an idea to be around 30 million euros pic.twitter.com/ES2PJKY2DZ
– Football Daily (@footballdaily) 24 August 2020
TOFFEE CAKE
Chelsea will reportedly send Fikayo Tomori on loan to Everton.
The Telegraph claims that Carlo Ancelotti needs to take the 22-year-old to Goodison Park and his defense.
Everton is willing to point to a central defender this summer, and Tomori would also provide canopy as a right-back.
The England foreigner played 22 times last season with Frank Lampard but lost his spot on the team at the end of the season.
Chelsea will now be signed to Thiago Silva for a loose move after leaving Paris Saint-Germain.
And the fact that Lampard also has Kurt Zouma, Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen at Stamford Bridge is to lend to Tomori for the minutes and experience he so badly needs.
He can return to West London in 2021 to upgrade to Silva, who will sign a first one-year contract with Chelsea.
Cook
Chelsea are in talks with Serie A giants AC Milan and Inter to get failures Tiemoue Bakayoko and Emerson for a million pounds, according to reports.
The pair are on the Blues’ list of moves as boss Frank Lampard looks at his team this summer.
He already got Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech for 91 million pounds with Ben Chilwell for another 50 million pounds.
Chelsea’s head of movements, Marina Granovskaia, is guilty of balancing the books and reports say she is the departure of the two outcasts.
According to Italian journalist Nicolo Schira, Bakayoko is the last to return to AC Milan, where he spent the 2018/19 crusade on loan.
Emerson is also in talks with Antonio Conte’s Inter and the two are worth 27 million pounds.
However, the first measures are likely to be loans for permanent agreements following the coronavirus pandemic.
JON THE CLUB
Chelsea joined through Leicester in the war by Jonathan Ikone, much appreciated by reports.
Ligue 1 team Lille is in a position to lose their midfield with two Premier League heavyweights circling.
The French club has already lost Victor Osimhen to Napoli and stares at Gabriel Magalhaes signing for Arsenal.
Now Ikone may be the last player to leave.
Le10 Sport says Lille will not force Ikone’s hand and pay attention to what the player should do.
Their traits are to leave now or stay year.
FOOT CHALLENGE
This is how the off-season compares to the Big Six before a busy Premier League season.
United has the shortest break for Liverpool, with Manchester City one more day, while Arsenal has the shortest resting period.
Chelsea and Spurs, by comparison, laugh to the beach bar.
THE LONDON APPEAL
Sky Sports journalist Kaveh Solkehol has revealed that Thiago Silva would like to be in London.
The Brazilian is reportedly about to seal a loose to Chelsea.
Speaking about the deal, Solkehol said: “He needs to move to London, no one has conceded more goals than Chelsea in the most sensible part of the Premier League.”
“Thiago Silva can this problem.”
Today
– Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) 24 August 2020
CHELSEA ACCESSORIES
Here are the Blues’ opening games as well as those that oppose their Big Six opponents.
ALON’S OLD SEASON
Marcos Alonso is in Cobham for pre-season training.
The Asturian faces a war to maintain his post if Chelsea point to Ben Chilwell.
But it results in a position for battle.
Alonso has shared videos of pristine terrain as he seeks to return to work.
DOMINATE GERMANY
Kai Havertz could take the tenth place in Germany over the next decade, according to German football expert Raphael Honigstein.
He told the Transfer Talk podcast: “He has paintings to do and things to do because he has just turned 21, but he is an exceptional talent, surely there is no doubt about it.
“He is in a position where he could dominate the German national team for the next decade, depending on his position.”
“Will you play the role of number 10 and the new Mesut Ozil or will it settle a little deeper and the new Toni Kroos?
“He has the ability to play almost at the front of the defense.”
DEJA-BLUE
Enjoy this, Chelsea fans.
Does it look familiar?
VIEW OF GERMANY
Havertz’s move will be announced in the coming days to Christian Falk of Bild.
The 21-year-old is now exempt from Bayer Leverkusen’s coronavirus control before resuming on Friday.
Havertz and his Leverkusen teammates took a break after being eliminated from the Europa League via Inter Milan on 10 August.
Chelsea want the documents taken care of now, but it appears that they have overdue Friday’s Bundesliga deadline to settle the deal.
The Blues will pay Leverkusen the 72 million pounds they were looking for in advance and the deal is priced at a total price of 90 million pounds.
HAVERTZ statistics
Here are Leverkusen’s German figures during the 3 seasons.
MORE ABOUT HAVERTZ
Chelsea are expected to point to Kai Havertz after accepting Bayer Leverkusen’s million-pound moving fee, reportedly.
Les Bleus chased the famous 21-year-old German throughout the summer.
And after Roman Abramovich gave the go-ahead to a million-pound madness, Chelsea convinced Bayer Leverkusen to sell.
According to reports in Germany, the deal is 90 million pounds plus add-ons, without problems the club’s record purchase, surpassing the movement of 71.6 million pounds of Kepa Arrizabalaga of Athletic Bilbao.
Havertz will sign a five-year contract at Stamford Bridge, according to Bild Christian Falk.
Falk tweeted: ‘Leverkusen will soon settle for Chelsea’s offer for kaihavertz29.
“The move is perfect. Five-year contract for Havertz. Total payment of the move of one hundred million euros, adding additions”.
Break
Kai Havertz is expected to sign for Chelsea for 72 million pounds, with 18 million pounds of add-ons, reportedly.
It turns out that Les Bleus and Leverkusen have nevertheless reached an agreement on the German of 21 years.
CAPTAIN, LIKER, LEGEND
John Terry pointed his thumb at Thiago Silva’s signing for Chelsea.
Blues legend, now coach at Aston Villa, liked an Instagram post on social channel 433.
TAKE BAKING
Tiemoue Bakayoko is despite everything about to leave Chelsea for around 26 million pounds, to AC Milan even though everything makes him a song.
The Gazzetta dello Sport says the deal is coming to an end after the 26-year-old French midfielder lobbied for a deal with the rossoneri.
Bakayoko failed severely after arriving at Stamford Bridge in the summer of 2017 Antonio Conte.
Since then he has been loaned to AC Milan and AS Monaco, having enjoyed his time in San Siro.
The agreement is expected to be reached next week, which will allow Chelsea to increase the budget for moving targets.
CHIL VS. Chels
Ben Chilwell’s form was impressive last season before being hampered by injuries.
But how does it compare to the sides of Chelsea?
SunSport crossed the numbers.
FE HEELER
Ben Chilwell faces a key moment in his dream of moving 50 million pounds to Chelsea.
Leicester’s left-back is visiting a representative to learn the latest news of a heel injury that can cause him to miss the start of the new season.
Chilwell is a key target for Chelsea, but fitness threatens to overshadow the proposed agreement between Premier League rivals.
Chelsea’s 2020–21 crusade starts in Brighton on September 14, exactly three weeks today.
And one source said, “If Ben has news, he’ll be away for another six weeks, not three, so Chelsea might as well have a completely different opinion on this total issue.”
Chilwell, 23, has missed Leicester’s last five games of the season, while his team missed the Champions League qualifier by finishing fifth.
THIA-GO-GO
Chelsea won a seasoning in the race to get Thiago Silva after the defender revealed that he had not signed a contract with Fiorentina.
The 35-year-old Brazilian veteran has shown that he is leaving Paris Saint-Germain in a move loose after his last Champions League defeat against Bayern Munich.
Frank Lampard is reportedly reaching an agreement after being locked in “advanced discussions” since last week.
But they would face a festival behind schedule for their signing of clubs from all over Europe, especially a player of their caliber and experience.
Silva showed that Fiorentina is among those who have made the touch but need to compare all donations before making a final decision.
After Sunday’s last anguish, he said, “Now I have to find a new team. Fiorentina? The reports of an agreement are true.”
UNDERSTANDING SILVA
Chelsea are about to sign Thiago Silva on a one-year contract with Sky Sports.
Frank Lampard has been willing to follow his baseline and the 35-year-old is now available for a loose move after the Champions League final.
PSG was defeated 1-0 via Bayern Munich in Lisbon last night. Thiago Silva won rave reviews for its functionality at the center of the defense.
CHELSEA MORNING FANS
Chelsea would be signing Kai Havertz in the coming days.
Frank Lampard has earned a 150 million pound war chest to spend on new players, adding 60 million pounds probably to pass on to Ben Chilwell.
Football.London reports that the Blues will then verify to meet Leverkusen’s Havertz rating of 90 million pounds in installments with a 60 million pound payment followed by another 30 million pounds.
In other news, Atletico Madrid certainly does not need to give in to his 108 million pound termination clause for Jan Oblak, but he will have to convince the goalkeeper that his long career is in Madrid, according to AS.
The Spanish newspaper reports that the Slovenian has doubts about Atletico’s plan and is one of many players who know that the club has won a trophy this season.
Atleti has also replaced his movement strategy to prepare for a time when Oblak will no longer be at the club.
Meanwhile, Thiago Silva is reportedly heading for a move to sign for Western Londoners after the final defeat of the PSG Champions League to Bayern Munich.
Athletic’s David Ornstein has tweeted that the deal is “almost closed” with the Brazilian in a position to seal a loose transfer.
And finally, AC Milan would be sure he would re-sign Tiemoue Bakayoko.
Calciomercato.com says that the return to Milan has been Bakayoko’s most sensible precedent and that this resolution is most likely after a turning point in the negotiations.
The report adds that this is because Chelsea is now willing to settle for a loan offered to buy from the midfielder, and the expected deal is expected to generate between 25 and 30 million pounds for Londoners.
GO GET HIM.
Steve McManaman believes Thiago Silva would be a welcome addition to the Chelsea team.
Speaking about loose signing, McManaman told BT Sport: “Football is a matter of now.
“You can’t plan about five, six or seven years because the manager may not even be there at the time.
“By the here and now, he’s a defender.
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