Chelsea is now with Lionel Messi for Midfield Masters

Chelsea is now racing in Barcelona to run for a highly respected young midfielder, who is likened to Lionel Messi, a report said.

Bruce continues youth recruitment activities

Under Blueco ownership, there is a great emphasis on attracting talented young players, sports CP Duo Geovany Quenda and Dario Essugo are the latest youngsters to be snapped up, and the Blues show no signs of slowing down in front of summer windows.

Now there have been negotiations on a deal for Borussia Dortmund’s Jamie Gittens, the British will sell for £43 million – £51 million this summer, Enzo Maresca’s side is ready to double his salary to double his salary for a deal.

The West Londoners seem very keen to attract young wingers as they are also struggling to sign Juventus’ Kenan Yildiz, but they may have to spend as much as £87m to take the Turks away from the Italian side.

Both Gittens and Yildiz have Champions League experience, and they have been regular starters for their respective clubs this season, but there are signs that the Blues are also keen to bet on more numbers.

Chelsea are now running for the signing of Malian Youngster Aboubacar Maiga, which has attracted widespread attention from some of Europe’s top clubs, and Bruce “determines” to win his signature, according to a report from the training room.

Barcelona also competed for signing Maiga, known for his technical ability, creativity and dribbling, nicknamed “Malian Messi” and shared similar traits with Barcelona legends.

The offensive midfielder is said to be considered one of the most exciting miracles in world football because of his talent for the ball, and he has also demonstrated his leadership through the Mali U16 Captain.

Bruce, determined to seal the Mecca deal

Chelsea is determined to win the game for the 16-year-old, and if he lives up to his nickname, the teenager may be a future star, but Blueco must make sure it can also attract players who can make an immediate impact.

Over the past few years, the Blues have brought many talented young men, but their transfer business has not translated into any real success on the court, even though they are now in a strong position to qualify for the Champions League next season.

Given the Nicolas Jackson contradiction, the Blues clearly identified the forwards as positions that needed to be strengthened, while they might also want to replace Robert Sanchez between the sticks and have several targets identified in both positions.