The 121 M€ spent by Chelsea to make Enzo Fernandez the most expensive player in the history of the Premier League risks being obsolete in less than six months. Borussia Dortmund player since 2020, Jude Bellingham (19) is courted by a few top names in the English championship and it’s a safe bet that new records will be reached.
If Liverpool dropped the deal, there are still three candidates ready to spend a fortune to welcome the young Briton: Manchester City, Manchester United and Real Madrid. The daily explains that Chelsea would also be on the spot, but that the cost of the operation risks calming the ardor of the London club. The Blues have already spent more than 600 M€ this season and today, they must especially cut back in order to be in the nails of the financial regulations of the Premier League. The media also adds that PSG should not go further in history either.
BVB want to match or exceed biggest sale in history
As previously announced, the Merengues are ready to pay up to €150m (bonus included) to attract the England international (24 caps, 1 goal). According to Telegram, everything should be decided between the Casa Blanca and the Cityzens. But the Skyblues are willing to go further. They are also counting on the smooth running of negotiations for the transfer of Erling Haaland to take an advantage in this case. Be careful, however, because Manchester United remain on the lookout.
Recruiting a midfielder is Erik ten Hag’s priority and if the Red Devils fall under the Qatari flag in the coming weeks, you can imagine that the club’s new owners will want to make one or more brilliant moves. This three-way final is in any case the business of Borussia Dortmund. THE Sun explains in fact that the Marsupials intend not to negotiate a price lower than the sum they had received in 2017 thanks to the sale of Ousmane Dembélé to FC Barcelona (145 M€, bonus included). Clearly, the BVB want to match or exceed the biggest sale in its history.
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