Chelsea land £61m bonus as Thomas Tuchel's exchange kitty gets pre-takeover help
Chelsea's takeover is practically finished yet Thomas Tuchel has previously been given a £61million move support in his journey to sign any semblance of Jules Kounde, Aurelien Tchouameni and Christopher Nkunku
Thomas Tuchel might have £61million added to his exchange spending plan even before Chelsea's takeover is concluded.
Todd Boehly's procurement of the west London club is practically finished, with UK government endorsing the deal after the American's consortium passed the Premier League's fit and legitimate proprietors test. Yet, while the Blues should hold on until Roman Abramovich has formally given over the keys to Stamford Bridge prior to sprinkling the money, Tuchel and co can basically begin plotting moves.
That is thanks to a new offer issue seeing them produce an additional a £61million, a sum which move boss Marina Granovskia will expect to utilize throughout the late spring window. Chelsea have been vigorously connected with a plunge for Sevilla focus back Jules Kounde, while France global colleagues Aurelien Tchouameni and Christopher Nkunku are likewise supposed to be targets.
An all around reconstruct will be occurring in the Blues' back line throughout the next few months, with Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen joining Real Madrid and Barcelona separately. In the interim, the fates of club skipper Cesar Azpilicueta and individual long-serving Spaniard Marcos Alonso stay unsure.
Kounde has for some time been promoted as an answer for Tuchel's side, with the German strategist's favored three-man protection fitting the 23-year-old, who is supposedly esteemed at £69million in Seville. In any case, arranging an arrangement for Kounde turned out to be more troublesome this week after the LaLiga club lost their other best option place back and skipper, Diego Carlos, to Aston Villa.
Monaco midfielder Tchouameni and RB Leipzig forward Nkunku will likewise cost expenses in a comparative reach, with Chelsea as of now not ready to profit from Russian oligarch Abramovich's apparently abyss of assets.