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Chelsea receive major boost in pursuit of Serie A star

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Chelsea receive major boost in pursuit of Serie A star

Chelsea have been handed a significant increase of their pursuit of defensive reinforcements, in accordance with studies.

The Blues are in determined want of some contemporary legs at centre-back, now that Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen have departed for Spain.

And an entire host of names have, in flip, been tipped for a Stamford Bridge swap, together with Sevilla’s Jules Kounde, Matthijs de Ligt of Juventus and former Chelsea star, Nathan Ake.

Elsewhere, Fabrizio Romano reported on the finish of June that Napoli stopper Kalidou Koulibaly can also be on the checklist of Pensioners targets, with it added that there have already been conversations relating to the Senegalese star:

Kalidou Koulibaly, yet one more title within the checklist for Chelsea as they hold trying to find two centre backs. He’s out of contract with Napoli in 2023. ? #CFC
Been informed there are conversations additionally on Koulibaly alongside de Ligt, Aké, Koundé. Give attention to Raphinha, after which centre backs.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 28, 2022

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And now, a contemporary replace on Chelsea’s pursuit of Koulibaly has emerged.

In accordance with the Corriere Dello Sport, the capital giants are getting ready a plan to convey the defender to Stamford Bridge.

And while the west Londoners have been anticipated to face competitors from Juventus, it’s assured that the 62-time capped worldwide just isn’t concerned about a transfer to Turin, that means Chelsea might have a free run to signal him.

No potential switch payment is talked about within the report.