Chelsea Prepare an offer of 78 million pounds sterling for a “special” front whose transfer value is soaring

Chelsea finished for the international break with many things on which to rely under Enzo Maresca, and they could now go big for an attacker in January to strengthen their seizure ranks.

Chelsea rejoices after the last winner of the latest version against Liverpool

Last week was significant in western London, and many pressures were on Maresca’s shoulders after winning once in five games leading to the double head of the blues against Benfica and Liverpool.

At first glance, the Italian can count slightly unhappy to be under the spotlight after bringing two trophies to the club during his mandate so far. Nevertheless, the high requirements at Stamford Bridge Rest for people as Chelsea are not trying to place itself among the Premier League elite.

A Tetchy 1-0 victory over Benfica came at the right time for Maresca, and he followed this with an excellent 2-1 triumph on Liverpool to move his team in the seventh, leading the former Manchester City assistant to a dismissal after taking advantage of wild celebrations with their support.

Speaking after the match, his assistant Willy Caballero urged the blues to take advantage of the international break to return stronger once back in the capital.

He said: “He’s going well (Maresca after the red card). He is so happy now. Of course, he can’t be here now but we are so happy that we have reached the three points in the last seconds. We are so happy and so proud. The players have done a fantastic job. Now, it’s a good break for many of them, and I hope we can recover a few more players.”

After a brief oscillation, things improve for Chelsea, and they could now be ready to target a January movement for one of the most prolific attackers in the high flight.

Chelsea preparing an offer for Antoine Semenyo

According to reports in Spain, Chelsea is preparing an offer worth around 78 million pounds sterling for Antoine Semenyo after his start for cloves in the Premier League campaign in Bournemouth.

The move to Stamford Bridge called on the international of Ghana after having publicly admitted that he separates his Fandom from the arsenal from his work, and the dearries could find it difficult to resist the financial capital offered despite his return of six goals and three assists during his first seven first flight appearances.

Latéed a “special player” by Owen Hargreaves, Semenyo created ten impressive chances in the Premier League, by Fotmob, prospering on a flank or if he came inside to provide a focal point for his teammates.

Chelsea is on the market for another striker to mix the experience with their first line line. However, it is unlikely that they are the only club interested in offering a new challenge to the 25 years.

With the blues that grow for the Champions League slots, Semenyo may well make the difference if he had to compete in west of London.