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·12 de agosto de 2025
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·12 de agosto de 2025
Chelsea’s transfer window tightrope act continues, with urgent moves imminent despite recent successes.
Chelsea have tabled a €50m bid for Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konaté, responding to Levi Colwill’s season-ending ACL injury. With Konaté also courted by Real Madrid, Chelsea’s urgent need might tilt the scale, though Liverpool remains steadfast against selling to a Premier League rival.
Meanwhile, the pursuit of Xavi Simons continues as Chelsea juggles potential swap deals involving Christopher Nkunku. Fabrizio Romano confirms persistent Chelsea interest despite Manchester City’s emergence as rival bidders.
Bayern Munich’s rekindling of interest in Nkunku could open doors for Simons, as Chelsea seeks to balance their books and strengthen the squad for another trophy-laden season.
Levi Colwill’s prolonged absence due to an ACL tear has thrown Chelsea’s defensive plans into disarray. With key matches against Crystal Palace and Manchester United looming, Chelsea is keenly aware of the gaps in their defensive lineup, intensifying their search for experienced replacements.
Estevão has stormed onto the Chelsea stage, capturing attention with standout performances against Bayer Leverkusen and AC Milan. Embodying Brazilian flair and youthful exuberance, his pre-season displays leave manager Enzo Maresca with a welcome selection dilemma ahead of Crystal Palace.
Moises Caicedo, still buzzing from Ecuadorian adoration after the Club World Cup triumph, continues to impress, underscoring his emerging midfield dominance and readiness for the Champions League stage.
Maresca’s tactical nous, materialised through a smooth blend of youthful energy and seasoned structure, keeps Chelsea well-poised for the coming Premier League challenge. The key focus remains on integrating versatile options like Simons and Garnacho, should they arrive, into an already dynamic attacking setup.
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