Chelsea make contact to sign “aggressive” £17m ace; they’ve had a response

With a deal that already approaches the signature of the Jorrel Hato from Ajax, Chelsea was now said to have been on their first contact to sign a new reinforcement of the attack.

Chelsea closes Hato

As it was always, Chelsea welcomed many fresh faces this summer. While Enzo Maresca is preparing for his second responsible season, he now has the likes of Joao Pedro, Liam Delap and Jamie Gittens at his disposal, while he is still deeply full of edge.

The Blues has not yet concluded their summer work. After showing the door to Noni Madoyk, who joined the competitors of London Arsenal and Joao Felix, who is associated with Saudi Arabia, those in Stamford Bridge still have money to spend and head towards Hato as a result.

It seems that the 19 -year -old left back is now heading to become the latest young talent to West London, where Chelsea continues to build one of the smallest teams in the Premier League.

Omar Hato is unlikely to stand in the way of the first team’s chances. The Dutch has already enjoyed a lot of experience on that front and even the European League for Agax last season.

One of the many who praised Hato, Statman Dave recently told BBC Radio 5 Live Live Live: “When you look at his statistics throughout the season, we began to see a very composed and creative player. He is likely to go on a similar way to Trent Alexander -Marnold – this is the player who is like him in Europe.”

Unfortunately, not only the back line that Chelsea still wants to improve. According to what was reported, the Blues took a first step to sign the first division star.

Chelsea directs the first approach to signing Weah

According to SPAZIOJ, Chelsea made their first approach to signing Timothy Wei from Juventus, only for Americans to reject a summer key to Stamford Bridge.

This is not the first time that the wing has refused the opportunity to join the Premier League club as well. Earlier this summer, reports appeared that Nottingham Forest handed over the same answer that Chelsea and Tottenham now gave. Only where his future is now as a result is the big question.

Juventus is still ready to sell Weah for about 20 million euros (17 million pounds) before the next season, but it remains to see whether the proverbs of Chelsea are calling for a second attempt to persuade the 25 -year -old.

After scoring six goals and offering five assists in all competitions last season, Thiago Motta, former Juventus president, seized the opportunity to praise Weah – told the correspondents: “I see it well, the first thing for the full back is the defense, to be aggressive, win, and he wins many of them. It is aggressive, it can still improve, and I am very happy with what I see, moreover, he also runs the score goals.”