Chelsea plan to sign a new 'left-back' in 2024

According to an exclusive report, Chelsea are interested in a new left-back who has never been linked to the team before. As summer approaches, Chelsea are expected to once again be one of the busiest groups out there.

This is especially true given that they have had an incredibly quiet January, which would possibly imply that they have some business in mind for the window ending at the end of the current campaign.

Journalist Simon Phillips has just published an update on the BUMPER movement on his Substack site, which includes a slew of exclusive top points about various names, projects, and other jobs that will be filled this summer.

He also revealed the identity of another left-back Chelsea need to sign for the summer: 20-year-old Luca Netz from Hertha BSC. The German Under-21 foreigner is now on Chelsea’s radar as a conceivable replacement for the left-back.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Les Bleus will most likely look for opportunities to move their young left-back permanently. He is now on loan at Borussia Dortmund until the end of the 2023-2024 campaign.

The full-back is a hot target for the summer, adding that the London club plan to sell him after he returns from loan and that his contract has a £35m clause. Since joining the Bundesliga side in the winter transfer window, Maatsen has made a strong impression.

He has been described as a “great” player and has scored 3 goals (two assists and a goal) in his nine league games.

Over the past year, the Blues have made some of the biggest transfers in foreign sport, two deals totalling more than £105m for midfielders Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez.

On top of that, the Blues’ purchasing power has increased in recent seasons with deals of £62m for Mykhailo Mudryk, £75m for defender Wesley Fofana and £52m for Chris Nkunku.

This happened even in the midst of a revamp in which American billionaire Todd Boehly took over as head of the Blues’ board of directors.

But due to coach Mauricio Pochettino’s inconsistent play on the pitch, many once again demanded a star-seating procedure and the arrival of new players, as the Argentine did when he took note of the summer departures of eighteen first-team players. his arrival in June last year.

While there’s still time to fix the initial damage done to his fan appointments, Boehly and the company won’t be too satisfied with their multi-year contracts and will concentrate on attracting raw young clients to expand the future of the club in jeopardy with existing conditions. Circumstances have done it. Many will be hoping that more experienced players will sign up for the team over the summer.

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Chelsea plan to sign a new ‘left-back’ in 2024

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