The Chelsea ownership’s decision to sell a vital player in order to comply with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability regulations is said to have Mauricio Pochettino “livid.” It is now said that Todd Boehly and the CFC board will have to deal with a “raging” Pochettino. Since the news has leaked, the Blues will likely have to accept cut-price fees for the two players they are actually offering for sale. The Pride of London discuss prospective new signing Estevao Willian and offer their thoughts on these issues. Is Fabrizio Romano about to embark on a “here we go”?
According to several reports, Chelsea’s first summer acquisition appears to be close to completion.
First off, a lot of journalists have stated that Estevao is eager to join the Blues or that it is his dream team. Romano has already commented on the rumors; his statements about transfers are footballing veracity!
Raham Osman of London World has the most recent information on a potential deal. The journalist says that this week all parties have had additional conversations. And soon, a deal is anticipated.
What will the west Londoners get from the starlet, given that it appears business is almost finished on this one? He’ll be one for the future at first. However, we’ve seen how fast ‘Poch’ and his CFC staff can integrate up-and-coming players into the Blues team, even the starting lineup. According to reports, the 17-year-old Brazilian has so much promise that he may develop into a “generational talent.”
Why the Chelsea board is annoying Mauricio Pochettino because trading is expected at Stamford Bridge
Every manager hopes to hold onto their best players. Obviously, it’s that easy. Should CFC have to let go of any employees due to financial difficulties, it should be only a few unwelcome or fringe Blues who aren’t necessarily in Pochettino’s plans. It makes no difference if one or two extras need to be shipped out. Chelsea has a strong youth program, an excellent academy, and a large roster.
You can therefore feel sorry for a purportedly unhappy “Poch,” as he has apparently been informed that Conor Gallagher is still available for purchase. It is reported that the Blues owners made this choice despite Pochettino’s desire to keep the England international.
The second player at the Bridge to be declared surplus to requirements is Armando Broja. Nonetheless, the Albanian was on loan at Fulham, and his departure was more expected given the competition among attackers for a spot under the Argentine. Regretfully, Broja might be sold for less than his market value.
