Chelsea have been quite subdued in this transfer window, partly due to the fact they got their new manager after the pre-season began. The Blues have signed Jorginho, which is a fantastic deal for them, however, they need one or two more reinforcements in order to challenge for big things next season.
Reports suggest that Daniele Rugani might be on his way to Stamford Bridge after the Italian’s agent confirmed interest from the Blues. However, Juventus want £45m for the defender.
Recent advancements suggest that £100m-rated Serbian Sergej Milinkovic-Savic might also join the west London club by the end of this transfer window.
If new manager Maurizio Sarri gets these two deals done, it will certainly make Chelsea one of the contenders for the Premier League title.
Here’s how Chelsea could line up if Rugani and Milinkovic-Savic do eventually arrive at Stamford Bridge:
Amidst interests from Real Madrid, it seems like Courtois will stay in London and be the No.1 for at least one more season.
Having played fantastically well in a back-three under Antonio Conte, Azpilicueta would be glad to go back to his usual right-back position and perform well.
Rugani is a commanding presence at the back who will add steel and ruggedness to the Chelsea defence. Blues are doing the right thing by targeting him this summer.
The German had an indifferent World Cup for several reasons but he’d be glad to play for Chelsea under Sarri and showcase his talent.
Alonso was one of the star performers in that title-winning season, playing at left wing-back. The Spaniard will relish performing this left-back role and provide an outlet in attack.
Kante has been a revelation since his arrival in the Premier League. The Frenchman is a dynamic midfielder who just keeps on performing well on every level.
Having Kante will help the Italian midfielder make the ball talk in central areas of the pitch. This midfield duo can really dominate any game without much fuss.
If bought, the Serb can slot in as a No.10 role and work in the space between the lines. He will add creativity, goals and physicality in abundance to the Chelsea line-up.
Hazard was a Real Madrid target but it seems like the Blues will resist everything and keep the Belgian at the Bridge. Hazard will relish working under a manager like Sarri.
Willian’s future has been in doubt too. However, with Sarri in charge, the Brazilian should be keen to impress the new boss with some good performances at right-wing.
Read More: Chelsea signing either of this £80m duo as replacement for Courtois could be the biggest blunder
In spite of an underwhelming show last season, Morata will be eager to score goals and be more of a threat to the defenders this time around.
Communication is the heartbeat of any successful soccer team. On the field, amidst the flurry…
In the annals of football history, few names evoke as much reverence and admiration as…
Are you new to the world of football betting and would you like to take…
If you are into sports betting, staying ahead of the game is crucial. One way…
I have prepared some interesting and fun football facts for you, perfect for those who love the thrill of discovery almost as much as the excitement found at https://www.staycasino.com/. Like the unpredictable nature of casino games, these facts will surprise and intrigue you with unexpected twists and turns in the world of football. Here is the complete list of 40 interesting and fun facts about football. What are the most interesting facts about football? Football was invented in Italy, Messi is the highest-paid athlete, and the fastest a player has been sent off is 0 seconds! Stay ahead with these facts and impress with your knowledge. This collection contains many football facts that will surprise you. Tell your friends new facts they don't know. Interesting Facts About Football Every football fan should know these facts. You can also surprise your children with what they don't know! When was football invented? Modern football originated from the Florentine game of Calcio Fiorentino, played in the 14th …
Real Sociedad returns to the midst of Europe's elite clubs in the UEFA Champions League…