Chelsea target Milan Skriniar 'consents to join PSG in a £55m bargain'
Entomb Milan protector Milan Skriniar has purportedly consented to finish paperwork for Paris Saint-Germain over Chelsea in a £55million bargain this late spring.
The Slovakian focus back is quite possibly of the most popular protector in world football after various noteworthy seasons at the San Siro and is needed by a large group of driving European clubs.
Chelsea supervisor Thomas Tuchel had peered toward Skriniar as an ideal substitution for Andreas Christensen and Antonio Rudiger - who have both left on free exchanges - in his back line at Samford Bridge.
Be that as it may, PSG likewise distinguished the 27-year-old as the best player to add additional quality and profundity to their protective positions as they look to at long last win the Champions League next season.
What's more, as per L'Equipe, PSG have now beaten Chelsea to getting Skriniar's signature as they hope to finish everything with an arrangement worth an underlying €60m (£51m) and a further €5m (£4m) in additional items.
It's guaranteed that Inter at first needed around €80m (£67m) for Skriniar however the Italians were ready to bring down their requests after converses with PSG on Tuesday.
PSG are confident that they will actually want to wrap up the arrangement before they head on their pre-season visit through Japan in the not so distant future.
Skriniar joins a protection that as of now incorporates Sergio Ramos, Marquinhos, Presnel Kimpembe and Abdou Diallo.
It is not yet clear whether Skriniar's appearance in the French capital will see Chelsea advance their advantage in Kimpembe. The Blues have been connected with a £43m move as of late.
As Sportsmail provided details regarding Tuesday, Chelsea are near marking Napoli's accomplished focus back Kalidou Koulibaly.
New proprietor Todd Boehly is perceived to have spoken with Koulibaly's representative on Monday over what is probably going to be an arrangement worth around £35m.
Reports in France uncovered what Koulibaly said of his possible change to Chelsea: 'I'll affirm that later, however it's in good shape.'
The 31-year-old would give a welcome lift as the club look to reinforce their backline, with a plunge for Manchester City's Nathan Ake not yet over the line.
Ake is near showing up in the wake of concurring individual terms in front of a re-visitation of his previous club. City need around £40m for the Dutchman.
Sevilla's Jules Kounde, RB Leipzig's Josko Gvardiol and Juventus' Matthijs de Ligt have all been examined by Chelsea as expected choices in protection, in spite of the fact that De Ligt favors a transition to Bayern Munich
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