Sevilla responds to claims Barcelona has hijacked Chelsea's deal for Jules Kounde
Sevilla has dropped to make light of ideas that Barcelona has hijacked Chelsea's deal for Jules Kounde almost too late and demands they have not gotten an offer, as indicated by reports.
On Friday night, Kounde's £55million move to Stamford Bridge gave off an impression of being a custom however on Saturday morning bits of hearsay in Spain recommended there had been a few sensational turns of events.
It was guaranteed that Barca had gone through the night in extreme discussions with Sevilla, with the overseer of football Mateu Alemany figuring out how to reach an agreement on a fundamental level.
Despite the fact that Kounde would invite a transfer to Stamford Bridge, his inclination is to join Barcelona and he was additionally persuaded after a call with international teammate Ousmane Dembele.
In any case, presently Mundo Deportivo is revealing that the cases have been exaggerated, with Sevilla demanding that there has been 'zero contact' with their Barca partners.
The main club they have settled on an expense with so far is Chelsea, however, they are as yet trusting that the west Londoners will present the paperwork to finish the exchange.
Kounde is, in any case, open to postponing his ultimate decision only a bit of a spot longer to check whether Barcelona can stump up the transfer fee required - however that sometimes falls short for Sevilla.
The Spanish club has become burnt out on the transfer adventure and needs to take advantage of Kounde quickly so they can utilize the assets to start reinvesting in their own squad.
El Chiringuito, in the meantime, has gone significantly further and says Sevilla has signed the reports about Barca settling on a charge with Kounde as absolutely misleading and feel they are a last-ditch ploy to attempt to hijack the deal.
The pecking orders of both Chelsea and Barcelona are as of now in the United States for a pre-season tour, so more news about the situation with the deal is normal later on Saturday.
Chelsea had been very certain of getting it for Kounde in the wake of sloping up talks toward the finish of last week and Tuchel had all the earmarks of being feeling light when he addressed the media on Friday.
Gotten some information about Kounde, he answered with a major grin all over: 'No news. Assuming there will at any point be news about Jules Kounde I will tell you.'
At the point when it was recommended Kounde had scorned Barca, Tuchel again had a wide smile and answered: 'That is the thing you say, yet I won't begin remarking on different players.'
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