Meanwhile, an Arsenal star has made a surprise comeback and Gareth Bale’s departure from a Real is waning.
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CHELSEA IS EXPECTED TO BUILD WITH ONLY A $400M EXPENSE OFFICE
Chelsea’s spending frenzy is to continue reports that they have reached a “crucial stage” in negotiations on an agreement with Rennes goalkeeper Edouard Mendy.
The Blues previously demonstrated this week that Bayer Leverkusen star Kai Havertz has signed millions of pounds (A$164 million).
As one of Europe’s best-rated young stars, it’s a massive blow to Frank Lampard’s men.
The Chelsea deal will spend 220 million pounds (A400 million dollars) this summer.
Chelsea have already scored key signings for Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner, Thiago Silva and Ben Chilwell.
Now, they are reportedly approaching the addition of senegalese mendy of 30 million pounds (A$55 million).
Molereports Sports, talking about Stamford Bridge, is now at a ‘crucial stage’.
I hear that Rennes goalkeeper Edouard Mendy may be the next big arrival at Chelsea, as discussions succeed in a levelArray…but it’s not your only goalkeeper option this summer #CFC pic.twitter.com/0H8TG11NNm
“I hear that Rennes goalkeeper Edouard Mendy may be the next big arrival at Chelsea, as discussions succeed in a levelArray…but he’s not his only goalkeeper’s choice this summer,” Kevin Palmer tweeted.
Lampard is expected to look at a new goalkeeper he has lost to Kepa Arrizabalaga.
Peter Cech, Chelsea’s technical and functional advisor, admitted last month that Kepa, who was suffering, was seeking to remain by his side.
“Kepa struggled last season, it’s undeniable,” he said.
“But the club has invested in it and given it a long-term contract that they feel has the qualities and attributes to succeed.”
“There will be additions to the team, even for the purpose, and that’s what we’re talking about now.
“But no one abandons Kepa and we all hope he has a future.”
THE $690,000-A-WEEK STAR OF ARSENAL ENDS SIX MONTHS
Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil may have been disappointed after betting his first match in six months for the club.
Ozil is not consistent with the training and reports have advised that the Gunners meet the game creator at 350,000 euros according to the week ($690,000 A).
He had been frozen on the sidelines until this week when he was a wonderful starter in a pre-season friendly opposite Aston Villa.
It comes after Ozil missed any of Arsenal’s thirteen games this season after the blockade.
The clubs of Saudi Arabia and Qatar were destined to be interested in their services, however, Mikel Arteta insisted that he would remain in his post.
Your reminder of the look suggests that this will be the case for now.
THERE IS NO OFFER FOR A BALL LIKE A REAL BLOCK OF ROAD TOWARDS $55M
Real Madrid would probably be desperate to get rid of star Gareth Bale, but it will be much harder than expected.
Mundo Deportivo reports that Madrid has won some delivery for the Welshman.
“[Joseph] Mourinho would love to have his command at Tottenham,” he said.
“He’s already tried it when he was training United and hasn’t forgotten about Bale.
“However, the board of the former Welsh team is unwilling to spend a lot of cash on his signature, let alone on his salary, so, at the moment, he’s not thinking about his constitution.”
Bale has lately $27.5 million and would charge $55 million genuine to remain the remaining two years of his contract.
Wales has been associated with an excursion some time ago since it lost popularity.
China’s Super League team, Jiangsu Suning, is about to face the extreme last July, while a Premier League team is also chasing him, but Real Madrid President Caledron said he turned down offers.
Bale told Sky Sports: “I tried to leave last year, they [Real Madrid] blocked everything in the last second.
“It’s a transfer that excited me last year, but it didn’t materialize.And there have been other cases, even the club doesn’t allow it or anything like that, so it’s at the club.
“I need to play football. I’m motivated to play football.I’m 31 years old, but I’m still in a wonderful way and I feel like I have a lot to give.We’ll see what happens. It’s in the hands of the club and they make it too complicated to be honest.”
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