This summer season has currently observed a good deal of massive stars move to the Premier League’s greatest golf equipment and Chelsea could see a £100m midfielder arrive at Stamford Bridge in advance of the transfer window shuts.
Back in January, Chelsea were being rivalled by Arsenal for the signing of Brighton’s Moises Caicedo but equally London outfits had their features turned down as the Seagulls held out for £100m.
That figure is nevertheless remaining demanded this summer time in buy for the midfielder to change golf equipment and according to transfer skilled Ben Jacobs, the Blues are pushing for the 21-12 months-previous as they currently have a cost-free run at the Brighton star.
Jacobs states that there could still be a twist but neither Arsenal, Liverpool or Man United seem like building a transfer for Caicedo at existing, leaving Chelsea to get the job done on the transfer as the London club seems to be to lower the £100m inquiring value.
Ben Jacobs on Chelsea’s fascination in Brighton’s Moises Caicedo
Speaking exclusively on CaughtOffside’s Debrief podcast on Monday, Jacobs stated that Chelsea are pushing for Caicedo and at the moment have a totally free run at the Brighton midfielder.
“Chelsea are pushing, there is not automatically a direct rival still, but there could even now be a twist and it will be interesting to see what the selling price is.
“We’re hearing at the Brighton finish £100m+ but from my understanding, there is a verbal arrangement amongst Caicedo and De Zerbi that claims he can go for a reasonable provide and the Caicedo camp designed it very clear just before he signed a new deal after January – that fair deal is basically the Tchouameni package and that is about £70m furthermore add-ons.
“I imagine Chelsea or another suitor could possibly be capable to get a deal there. Arsenal are not wanting at Caicedo at this position but that could modify if Granit Xhaka and Thomas Partey go and Manchester United had been under no circumstances realistically likely to be ready to occur in for Caicedo.”
