Chelsea have made two new signings this summer as they focus on improving their attack. Chelsea have announced the signing of Christopher Nkunku from RB Leipzig for €65m on a six-year deal until June 2029. Chelsea have also signed striker Nicolas Jackson from Villarreal for €35m and a deal 5-year contract to June 2028 and will be completed. his medical at Cobham tomorrow before officially making his debut as a new Chelsea player. Chelsea are also in the process of agreeing a deal to sign Brighton star Moises Caicedo for around £80m.
Chelsea's indomitable new Assassin squad that can challenge and even win the Premier League will include Ben Chillwell, Benoit Badiashile, Thiago Silva and Reece James in defence. Chelsea's midfield will feature deadly Enzo Fernandez, Moises Caicedo and Christopher Nkunku while the Blues' killer attack will feature Mykhaylo Mudryk, Noni Madueke and Nicolas Jackson at the centre.
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Achraf Hakimi's agent says the defender will consider his options this summer amid speculation that Manchester City have approached the Paris Saint-Germain star.
The 24-year-old has enjoyed another successful season for the French champions - scoring five goals and providing three assists - while also playing in the World Cup for Morocco.
He has now become a summer target for three-time champions City, with Spanish newspaper Marca claiming the Madrid-born Real academy graduate is seen as the ideal successor to Kyle Walker.
The England international has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich while Joao Cancelo is still well off after being loaned out for the second half of last season.
This leaves City in need of a new right-back and Marca reports that Pep Guardiola has firmly aimed at Hakimi from the first contact. But he still has three years left on his contract that runs until 2026, while PSG are said to be expecting a hefty fee after paying around £60m to sign him from Inter two years ago.
Hakimi will likely need to leave but now his agent, Spaniard Alejandro Camano, has suggested the defender could be looking for a new challenge depending on what happens at PSG in summer.
"Achraf wants to be happy in a sports project for the future, he is 24 years old and has come to PSG with extreme enthusiasm, there are other teams behind him and we bet on PSG," he said. with the Spanish newspaper AS.
“He has three years on his contract and we want him to be calm. What could happen? I don't know, at some point we will have to sit down with PSG and rethink the situation, but we can see what the club is doing… without a coach right now.
“When PSG have a coach and communicate about the project, we will see. It's one of the best clubs in the world. We'll wait for this to settle down and we'll see.
Managerless PSG have already lost Lionel Messi and Sergio Ramos this summer and there is speculation that Kylian Mbappe could be sold if he refuses to extend his contract, with his current contract set to expire later. 12 months when he can go. free transfer.
Marca's report claims that Hakimi is very interested in a possible move to the Etihad, especially after their treble campaign, and he is open to a move. Meanwhile, City are close to agreeing to sign Mateo Kovacic from Chelsea as they are also looking to bring Josko Gvardiol away from RB Leipzig.
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Chelsea have also signed striker Nicolas Jackson from Villarreal for €35m and a deal 5-year contract to June 2028 and will be completed. his medical at Cobham tomorrow before officially making his debut as a new Chelsea player. Chelsea are also in the process of agreeing a deal to sign Brighton star Moises Caicedo for around £80m.
