Chelsea delegates are currently in Italy working very hard on the Victor Osimhen deal. He's the absolute priority now for the CF position.

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🚨🔵 Chelsea delegates are currently in Italy working very hard on the Victor Osimhen deal. He's the absolute priority now for the CF position.

It's not easy because Chelsea have a strict wage policy at the club and they are contesting against giants from Saudi. Former Chelsea director Michael Emenalo is trying to get Osimhen to Saudi.

Chelsea are throwing all the energy into Osimhen and if by morning/afternoon they are not confident, Chelsea will turn to other names. Ivan Toney one of the names on Chelsea's list.

Chelsea are trying to be creative with the salary offer for Victor Osimhen.

On Sancho, Chelsea are still working on that possiblity. There was contact between Sancho's camp and Chelsea today.

(Fabrizio Romano via YT)

 

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