Blueco hits Chelsea Star’s gold medal

Enzo Maresca will lead his Chelsea team to the U.S. club World Cup in the next few weeks, but he will still aim to strengthen his team.

Indeed, several players are related to the nearest Stamford Bridge, especially Hugo Ekitiké. The French striker is wanted by multiple clubs and now Manchester United participates in the game.

Benfica defender Tomas Araujo is another player the Blues targeted this week. He did sign a new contract with Portugal in 2029 and inserted an 80 million euro (£68 million) release clause.

Jamie Gittens is a goal that the club seems to be prioritizing lately, although they may have to wait until the club’s World Cup ends to get their men.

Chelsea keen on signing Jamie Gittens

The Blues rejected the first bid for the British teenager before making a €50 million (£42 million) offer, but Dortmund also rejected that.

Maresca is now preparing to sign a new offer for British talent, worth €50 million (£42 million) according to Transfermarkt.

The 20-year-old has played 100 times in his senior career at Dortmund, scoring 31 goals in the process.

In terms of potential, Gittens is one of the most talented young wingers in Europe because his goal is so young. If he moves to Stamford Bridge, he will build on the experience gained in the Bundesliga.

Regarding young talent, Chelsea’s team has a player who is worth more than twice as much as Gittens and he can reach the highest lead.

Chelsea hits Cole Palmer

Cole Palmer signed for just £40 million in 2023. Let it sink for a while. In two seasons at Chelsea, the British scored 40 goals and scored 27 assists in just 91 Blues games.

It is worth noting that this is the target contribution per 1.3 matches, and there is no denying that £40 million is a noble bargain for the London side.

He was widely praised by Marisa after his victory against Tottenham last season, describing the former Manchester City star as “one of the best players” in the Premier League.

Compared to peers in the highest flight last semester, Palmer ranked in the top 4% (5.7) in shooting action (5.7), top 9% in progressive passes (6.04) and top 3% (0.49) in goals expected per 90.

It’s indeed the best. The best thing is that Palmer will only continue to get better and better over time.

Palmer’s market value increase over the past 12 months has proven its amazing rise. According to Transfmarkt, the British midfielder is now worth an astonishing €120 million (£102 million), and it looks like it will continue to soar.

Gittens may be the next big thing for Dortmund, but Chelsea won the gold medal with his own British talent. Especially considering that his value is over 20 years old.