Blueco now holds talks to convince Oscar-Esque of 52 million pounds sterling to join Chelsea
Blueco has now organized direct conversations with agents of a “best player” to convince him to join Chelsea, he was revealed.
The blues put themselves at the end of the deadline on the deadline
There are not yet new arrivals at Stamford Bridge on the day of the deadline, but after a recent key, a high -level departure could be on the cards, with Nicholas Jackson on the way to Bayern Munich, after the agreement was canceled on Sunday.
The Blues have concluded an agreement with Sunderland to remind Marc Guiu from his loan, with the Spanish ready to go beyond for Joao Pedro, if Jackson leaves, with Liam Delap for a sort on the touch due to an ischio-injury injury.
Another area in which Enzo Maresca wanted to strengthen is to attack the midfielder, with an agreement to sign Facundo Buonanotte de Brighton & Hove Albion, while the manager also had interviews on an agreement for Fermin Lopez in Barcelona.
It is according to journalist Ben Jacobs (via Teamtalk), the journalist declaring that Blueco was personally in contact with Lopez agents to convince him to move to Stamford Bridge, saying: “The situation of Fermin Lopez is that Chelsea, during the last week, worked only on the side of the player, Enzo Maresca spoke directly to the player, and there were several conversations between the agent of Fermin Lopez and the hierarchy of Chelsea.
“This followed an offer that was around 40 million euros. The player should go to Barcelona and say that I want to go out – it did not happen.
“The number two, Chelsea’s offer should exceed 60 million euros. So, I don’t think it is live or probably for the moment, but as I say with Chelsea, you can never say.”
“Top Player” could be a fantastic late signature
The scout Jacek Kulig gave an overview of the Barça star capabilities in the past, describing it as an “advanced playmaker”, which is similar to the former attacking midfielder Oscar.
Like the Brazilian, the 22 -year -old flourishes when it comes to setting up chances for his teammates, having raised ten assists for Barcelona in all competitions last season, while offering eight goals.
Given the Spanish age, and the fact that he has already established himself as a regular in the first team for Barcelona, it could be worth overflowing the 60 million euros (52 million pounds sterling) necessary to obtain an agreement on the line, but they will have to move quickly.
With the closure of the transfer window at 7 p.m., Chelsea may miss Lopez, which would be disappointing, since he was described as a “best player” by the former boss of Barcelona Xavi.
