The star of 61 million pounds sterling wants to secure Chelsea Move this week

Although they did not exactly launch their Premier League campaign in style, Chelsea returned to the right track with his swinging victory at West Ham United on Friday evening.

Fans will expect the Enzo Maresca team to do even better than the last season this year, and rightly so, because the board of directors has done its share in recent months by considerably strengthening the team.

The tastes of Joao Pedro, Liam Delap, Jamie Gittens, Jorrel Hato and more have all looked like large purchases, and with a week until the slap window, the West Londoners seem determined to bring more talent.

Alejandro Garnacho who now seems almost sure to join the club is Alejandro Garnacho, although if we believe the reports, the blues could be ready to sign another International AS which would keep him out of the team.

Gelsea Target Garnacho upgrade

Chelsea’s interest in Garnacho has long been, with reports praising him for a move to the club in the winter window.

However, things have progressed considerably this summer, however, the Manchester United Ace would have rejected other clubs to join the blues, as long as an agreement can be concluded between the two parties.

The jewel born in Madrid would undoubtedly add the dynamism and more a threat of objective for the Maresca team, but it now seems that the West Londoners are getting closer to another striker, someone who would surely keep him away from the team.

It is at least according to a recent report by the Spaniard Mundo Deportivo, which reaffirmed the interest of Chelsea for Xavi Simons.

More than that, however, the report said that, in addition to already having an agreement with the player, the player will try to secure his move to the bridge before the deadline.

In other words, the West Londoners are trying to bring the RB Leipzig star to Stamford Bridge this week, and although no price is mentioned in history, reports earlier this summer say that a offer of 61 million pounds sterling should be sufficient to seal the agreement.

It is certainly a lot of money to spend on a player, but given the capacity and potential of Simons, it was worth it, even if he would keep Garnacho out of the team.

Why Simons would keep Garnacho out of the team

Unfortunately for Garnacho, while he is a versatile player who can thrive by attacking the midfielder and outside the left, so too.

In fact, the Flying Dutchman was even more versatile than Argentinian, because in addition to playing in the middle and on the left, it spent time at the top right and at the top.

In other words, the United AS would be almost certainly in competition for playing time with the Leipzig star, and on the basis of the last season, we choose the latter each time.

For example, with regard to their gross release, there is simply no competition.

During his 33 appearances for the German outfit last year, totaling 2763 minutes, the unreal “game changer”, as nicknamed by the Talent Scout Jacek Kulig, scored 11 goals and provided eight assists.

This means that he was able to maintain an average of a goal every 1.73 games, or every 145.42 minutes.

On the other hand, AS Red Devils aged 21 scored 11 goals and provided ten assists in 58 appearances, totaling 3568 minutes, the last mandate.

This amounts to an average, especially worse, of an achievement of the objectives every 2.76 games, or every 169.90 minutes.

The comparison is just as, if not more, unilateral when we take a look under the hood, to their underlying numbers.

Here, the old jewel of Paris Saint-Germain is comfortably released in the most relevant measures, such as non-penalty goals as well as assists, gradual leaves, actions of shooting and goals, successful and more sockets, all for 90.

In the end, from their release to their underlying numbers, nothing suggests that Garnacho is even at the same level as Simons.

Therefore, while they play in the same positions on the field, it seems almost certain that the latter will prevent the first from the Chelsea team this season.