Chelsea may be ready to splurge on one of Cristiano Ronaldo’s Juventus offensive partners.
Thomas Tuchel has proven that he does not need to sign a super expensive player to win the Champions League at Chelsea.
However, there are rumors that the Blues may consider adding a few reinforcements before the new season.
One of the potential signings related to the transfer to Stamford Bridge is the Juventus winger Federico Chiesa, Every Florian Plettenberg of Sport1.
According to Plettenberg, Chelsea is one of the Premier League clubs that have bid for Chiesa for up to 100 million euros ($139 million). Another team that also made an offer is Liverpool.
Despite the attractive offer, the respected journalist said that Chiesa is keen to stay at Juventus.
“Liverpool and Chelsea bid for Federico Chiesa,” Plettenberg told exclusively FanNation of Sports Illustrated“Chelsea bid 100% 100 million euros. I don’t know how much Liverpool bid. Juventus rejected the offer and Chiesa wanted to stay at Juventus.”
Regarding the Plettenberg report, Juventus has rejected an equivalent offer from the Italian media Liverpool to Chiesa. Gazzetta dello Sport famous.
It is not clear when the Reds made the proposal, but reports say that Juventus is not interested in letting Chiesa leave because the club believes the striker will be vital to his project in the coming seasons.
Chiesa joined Juventus on loan from Florence in October last year.Some people are skeptical of his game, but last season he was marked as Ronaldo’s new “partner”.
The Italian played 46 times in all Serie A matches, scoring 15 goals and 11 assists, completing the previous season.
Before his first season playing for Pirlo, Chiesa had played the best football of his career.
In Florence’s 2019-20 season, the 23-year-old scored his career-high 11 goals and 6 assists in the Italian top league.
In addition to club football, Chiesa is also a key figure in the Italian team that just won the European Championship.
The right-footed striker ended this prestigious game as his national team Tied for top scorer with two goals, Each game recorded a staggering 2.4 shots and 1.3 dribbles-ranked second among all Italian players.
Italian striker Federico Chiesa (C) scored his first brace for Juventus.
Photo: AFP/Miguel Medina
