The representative appears to be eager to join one player at Chelsea’s surprise new club this summer, and the man himself is believed to have approved the possibility of a summer transfer.
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Todd Boley, Bruco and Recruitment teams have many key decisions to make many important decisions about players who are potentially leaving soon in just nine games in the Premier League season.
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Raheem Sterling, Lesley Ugochukwu, Armando Broja, Ben Chilwell, Djordje Petrovic, Kepa Arrizabalaga and David Datro Fofana all appear to face uncertain long-term futures at Stanford Bridge.
Chelsea’s next five Premier League fixtures | date |
|---|---|
Tottenham (house) | April 3rd |
Brentford (away) | April 6th |
Ipswich Town (home) | April 13th |
Fulham (away) | April 20th |
Everton (house) | April 26th |
When they all return to West London, Maresca and CO face an influx of unwanted players this season and finding new homes for the majority of these men is the mountainous region of Chelsea.
Chelsea is also very open to the sale of Christopher Nukank, who reportedly agreed to terms and conditions to join Bayern Munich in January, with uncertainty reportedly surrounding Winger Micairo Mudrick. Ukrainians have recently failed drug testing, resulting in a field ban, and financial expert Stephen Bolson argues that the policy of protecting players on long-term contracts could actually backfire.
“They believe in a clearly very long contract despite being with (Mykhailo) Mudryk and many other players.” Bourson told the soccer insider.
“I think it’s because these players signed that their seven-year, eight-year contracts are all working, they’re definitely not working and a lot of them want to shift.
“From the outside, it seems like a very strange approach from the contract side. However, to be fair, details of these contracts may allow for earlier exits than the full terms. ”
Either way, Chelsea appears to be set in another eventful summer window from an outgoing perspective, with current AC Milan lender Joan Felix coming as another player who can leave the club.
Joan Felix gives Galatasaray’s “green light” this summer
Portugal International was signed last summer with Atletico Madrid on a £46 million contract, but Felix emerges from Maresca’s plan after Chelsea approved his temporary spell in San Siro.
According to Turkish news outlet Sporux, the attacking midfielder and his camp have already squeezed other destinations, and the surprising candidate for Felix’s signature has appeared in the form of Spurrig champion Galata Salei.
They boldly argue in their headline that Felix gave him his “green light” to join Galatasaray from Chelsea, and that his representative, especially super-agent Jorge Mendes, is also enthusiastic about the switch.
Okan Buruk’s side wants to sign the 25-year-old with an ambitious dive. Felix is said to retain “positive” feelings about the transfer, even if it reports that wages of £144,000 could cause problems.
Given his former height possibilities, the move to Turkey could be seen as a serious step at this stage of his career, but that is clearly something he is really considering.