“I have agreed to let him join Chelsea since he has the guts to threaten me, but let it be known that I’m not responsible if the club ruins his career.” The club manager finally gave up on keeping the £51 million Chelsea transfer target after the star requested the transfer multiple times.

“I have agreed to let him join Chelsea since he has the guts to threaten me, but let it be known that I’m not responsible if the club ruins his career.” The club manager finally gave up on keeping the £51 million Chelsea transfer target after the star requested the transfer multiple times.

Euro 2024 and Copa America continue to attract all of the attention, but the transfer window is likely to explode.

July is upon us, and Premier League clubs will certainly begin to accelerate business ahead of the new season.

Euro 2024 and Copa America continue to attract all of the attention, but the transfer window is likely to explode.

July is upon us, and Premier League clubs will certainly begin to accelerate business ahead of the new season.

Chelsea will be no different, and Enzo Maresca needs reinforcements after a disappointing season under Mauricio Pochetinno.

We would expect signings all over the pitch to bolster the Blues squad, but the center of midfield looks to be a key area of focus as Conor Gallagher’s future still seems uncertain.

Cole Palmer’s emergence has been a welcome boost, but Chelsea surely has to dip into the market for a couple of strikers to pair up with the current No. 9 this summer.

The move to PSG hasn’t worked as hoped, but he has previously shown his quality as a combative defensive midfielder.

PSG’s willingness to sell will certainly drive interest elsewhere, but Chelsea won’t face competition from Bundesliga giant Bayern Munich as things stand.

Sky Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg claims that Ugarte is currently ‘not a topic of interest’ at Bayern, despite rumours about a potential move.

Plettenberg adds that Ugarte is now a’serious target’ for Chelsea, so Bayern not being in the race is certainly a bonus for the Blues.

That’s a double boost in terms of Enrique’s stance and Bayern not planning to join the race, so it’s now down to Chelsea to try and thrash out a deal with PSG.