Real Madrid progresses in discussions with Antonio Rüdiger. The German center back will leave Chelsea free of charge in the following business sector and the Whites have progressed talks with him to get him to the Bernabéu. The firm would be forthcoming to settle on his salaryand that would imply that a real runner would show up at the Bernabéu.
It is his fundamental strength on the pitch: as per a report distributed in March by the Daily Mail, he is the quickest player in the Premier League. This has been checked this season, in which he arrived at the most noteworthy estimation in a game: 36.7 kilometers each hour against Brighton.
So quick is Rüdiger that this season he has outperformed two players with perceived maximum velocity: Salah, who has not surpassed 36.6 kilometers each hour; and Adama Traore, presently at Barcelona and before at Wolves, who remained in a similar figure as the Egyptian. That indeed, in the remainder of inquiries Rüdiger is turning sour a sporadic season: he isn't among the best players in that frame of mind in captures, recuperations or won aeronautical balls.
Rudiger's Real Madrid move a 'done bargain' as Jorginho says club will 'miss' him
Jorginho concedes Chelsea will "miss" Antonio Rudiger after Spanish football writer Alvaro Montero told Sky Sports News on Tuesday the defender's transition to Real Madrid is a "done bargain".
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel affirmed on Sunday the center back will leave the club this late spring after he neglected to concur another arrangement.
The 29-year-old's momentum contract terminates toward the finish of the time and he presently looks set to join Real Madrid on a free exchange.
Montero told Sky Sports News: "I asked somebody inside the club [Real Madrid] yesterday and he began giggling and said, 'OK, it's settled'.
"Things can change yet there is an arrangement between the player and the club.
"I accept when he scored at the Bernabeu [for Chelsea in the Champions League this month] he was at that point a Real Madrid player.
"It was his longing and if nothing unusual happens he will play for Real Madrid next season."
Rudiger has been a vital piece of Chelsea's outcome in late seasons having won five prizes with the club, including last year's Champions League.
Chelsea partner Jorginho accepts the German will be a major misfortune for the group if he somehow happened to leave Stamford Bridge toward the finish of the time.
The Italian told Sky Sports News: "He's been here quite a while so on the off chance that he leaves, we will miss him.
"He's a major character and he's aided us a ton. We've had astounding times here; he's an old buddy of mine and obviously assuming that he leaves everybody at the club will miss him, not simply me."
Asked what he will miss the most about Rudiger, the 30-year-old snickered: "His absurdity. He makes me giggle a ton; his jokes as a whole and snickers we've had together - that is the great part."
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