The English Premier League club, Chelsea, is currently reported to be ready to make a move in the summer transfer market to bring in Dusan Vlahovic from Juventus.
Previously, Dusan Vlahovic’s name was closely linked with Real Madrid.
Real Madrid themselves were reportedly interested in securing the services of Dusan Vlahovic to fill the void left by Karim Benzema.
However, it is now reported that Real Madrid has crossed out Dusan Vlahovic’s name from their list of targets.
Seeing this situation, Chelsea is reportedly preparing to bring in Dusan Vlahovic.
Chelsea is said to have approached Juventus and made an offer to acquire Dusan Vlahovic.
Chelsea is reported to have offered around 60 million Euros or approximately 987 billion Indonesian Rupiah to convince Juventus to release Dusan Vlahovic.
Dusan Vlahovic himself has the opportunity to join Chelsea in this summer’s transfer market.
This is because Mauricio Pochettino himself needs a goal-scoring expert in Chelsea’s forward line.
Considering Dusan Vlahovic’s performance with Juventus this season, with 42 appearances in all competitions and contributing 14 goals and four assists, he seems to be the desired player for Mauricio Pochettino and Chelsea.
Furthermore, Dusan Vlahovic himself is reportedly eager to leave Juventus at the moment.
This is because Juventus had a disappointing performance last season.
Moreover, Dusan Vlahovic rarely received opportunities as a starter with Juventus.
Therefore, Dusan Vlahovic is reported to have decided to leave Juventus.
With this situation, Chelsea still has a chance to secure Dusan Vlahovic.
However, Juventus has not yet confirmed the fate of Dusan Vlahovic.
WHAT’S HAPPENING? Azpilicueta, who joined the club from Marseille in 2012, has reportedly agreed to personal terms with Inter Milan and will sign a two-year contract at San Siro, according to European transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The defender has made 508 appearances for the club and has won two Premier League trophies, two Europa Leagues, as well as one Champions League, League Cup, FA Cup, and Club World Cup each.
THE BIG PICTURE: Azpilicueta will be one of many players leaving The Blues this summer as they look to trim down their bloated squad. Kai Havertz is close to joining Arsenal, Mason Mount is being targeted by Manchester United, and several other players, including Hakim Ziyech and Edouard Mendy, appear to be nearing moves to Saudi Arabia.
WHAT’S NEXT? Azpi is likely to finalize his departure from Chelsea soon, especially as he has agreed to personal terms with the Nerazzurri.
Fernandez asserts that all elements of the club will strive to give their best after experiencing a slump.
Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez believes The Blues will experience a resurgence under the guidance of Mauricio Pochettino and could become Premier League champions, a title they last won in 2016/17.
Fernandez is currently on vacation with his family after representing Argentina on their Asia tour last week. Fernandez started in the 2-0 victory over Australia and was not used as Argentina defeated the Indonesian national team by the same scoreline.
The 22-year-old player also reviewed his journey throughout the 2022/23 season. According to Fernandez, he had some memorable moments with Benfica and Argentina.
“I’ve been enjoying a vacation with my family. I can make a short review of this beautiful year. First of all, the family is growing!” Fernandez tweeted on his personal Twitter account.
“I’ve had some brilliant moments in just one year. I’m grateful for playing for Benfica, and I want to congratulate all the Benfiquistas for their championship!”
“Then it was time to touch the sky by having the opportunity to play in the World Cup for my country, Argentina, and childhood dreams come true by winning this coveted title.”
After enjoying pleasant moments with Benfica and Argentina, Fernandez embarked on a new adventure by joining Chelsea in the January winter transfer window. Fernandez became the most expensive player in English football as he was acquired by The Blues for £107 million.
“I still have the chance to achieve one more dream, playing in the Premier League and fighting for Chelsea, even though the first half didn’t go as we all wanted,” Fernandez said.
Six months into his career in England, Fernandez experienced the intensity of competition in the Premier League. However, Pochettino’s arrival has instilled confidence in Fernandez that the manager can bring back Chelsea’s glory.
“We are aware that this is a serious project, and with people who are striving to find the best for the club, we will show it this year! The best is yet to come!” Fernandez emphasized.
