Sevilla protector Jules Kounde
Chelsea will supposedly seal the marking of Sevilla focus back Jules Kounde after Barcelona acknowledged rout over their horrible odds of capturing a move.
The Blues came into the mid year move window with cautious increases the significant need. Following the takeoffs of Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen, large openings showed up in the back line.
Chelsea as a matter of fact zeroed in on adding to their assault first and gobbled up Manchester City and England winger Raheem Sterling.
In any case, after then marking Kalidou Koulibaly from Napoli, they are presently motoring towards a second protective expansion.
Kounde has been a drawn out focus at Stamford Bridge, with Chelsea coming near his unmistakable the previous summer and reigniting interest in January.
Notwithstanding, The Telegraph reports that they will get their man at the third season of inquiring.
Chelsea will pay £55million to Sevilla, who need Kounde off their books as fast as could really be expected so they can source a substitution.
While Barcelona would have liked to gobble the France worldwide up all things considered, they were reluctant to meet Sevilla's valuation. They trusted Kounde would have wanted to move to Camp Nou.
Yet, Kounde - who made the shock move to turn up for Sevilla's pre-season instructional course - has decided and needs to move to Stamford Bridge. Also, Barcelona have previously continued on, with Onda Vasca revealing their advantage in Athletic Bilbao's Inigo Martinez.
Barca lead trainer Xavi maintains that a left-footed focus back should add to his side's costly summer spending.
Chelsea won't stop at Kounde
The Telegraph adds, however, that Chelsea won't stop once they get Kounde over the line.
Mindful of the huge holes in his crew, Blues manager Thomas Tuchel needs a third place back expansion.
He is investigating any semblance of Presnel Kimpembe of Paris Saint-Germain or RB Leipzig's Josko Gvardiol.
However, the report guarantees that Kounde's move could spell almost certain doom for the street for Cesar Azpilicueta at Chelsea.
The 32-year-old full-back has been pushing for a transition to Barcelona this late spring and could before long get his desire more than a two-year agreement proposition at Camp Nou.
Blues getting set for new season
Chelsea realize they need a series of fortifications to fill the holes that have arisen as well as to then continue and close the hole to Liverpool and Manchester City.
For sure, that is a definitive hold back nothing, who have now gone five years without winning the first class.
Since they did it last under Antonio Conte, it has been about Liverpool and City.
Chelsea have been best-put to challenge them, yet they have come up short on consistency to set up a drawn out battle.
Figuring out the safeguard with another scope of ability this mid year will go quite far to deciding Chelsea's possibilities of a Premier League title fight.
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