Chelsea agreed non-public terms with Kai Havertz a summer transfer, according to reports. The Blues are expected to pay 72 million pounds for the German international, who won after a very good season at Bayer Leverkusen.
Chelsea are the club in the race to point out Havertz after Manchester United was unwilling to meet Leverkusen’s assessment of the 21-year-old.
The flexible forward has scored 17 goals and nine assists in 43 appearances this season, having scored six out of 8 in the final weeks of the campaign.
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This way convinced Chelsea to make a move for Havertz and Germany’s reports now claim that the Blues agreed non-public terms before the deal.
Sky Sports Germany claims that the player has put a pencil on the main points of salary and contract, which is a step in the forward’s move to Stamford Bridge.
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Speaking about Transfer Update – the program, Sky’s movement expert Marc Behrenbeck said: “We can all the other clubs.
“According to our information, Havertz completely with Chelsea FC.
“All ‘personal conditions’ such as salary, contract details, etc. have been verified and clarified.
Chelsea agrees. This is a payment of 80 million euros to which there are still imaginable bonuses.”
Frank Lampard warned that Hakim Ziyech was a coach’s nightmare before Chelsea’s transfer.
Sky Sports Germany also reports that Chelsea technical director Petr Cech will travel to Germany and hold talks with Leverkusen about the precise parameters of a transfer.
The former goalkeeper is negotiating the moment of play, with Leverkusen still competing in this season’s Europa League.
The Bundesliga aspect has warned in the past that Havertz will remain at the club throughout the European campaign, then move to new pastures.
Behrenbeck said: “Chelsea is in a position to negotiate on this. In fact, we can say that the agreement has come a long way.”
Chelsea have already welcomed Hakim Ziyech to Stamford Bridge after his 33.4 million pound move in January, while Timo Werner will sign for his new teammates after sealing a 53 million pound move from RB Leipzig towards the end of the month.
The Blues are also targeting Ben Chilwell, but they may simply be governed by an agreement with Leicester that is potentially not easy up to 80 million pounds for england’s international.
Nicholas Tagliafico and Alex Telles have been known as less expensive alternatives, while German reports recommend that Robin Gosens has now returned to the most sensible list of Lampard’s wishlist.
On the other hand, Chelsea is interested in signing Declan Rice to solve their problems at the central defence level, but West Ham has put a value of 70 million pounds on the 21-year-old.