Chelsea makes an offer of 51 million pounds sterling to sign “special player”

A crucial afternoon is waiting for Chélat.

Entering the last day of Premier league season, the blues start in fifth place, thus occupying the final Champions League A stain, but are far from being guaranteed to stay there.

Their hosts, Nottingham Forest, are just a point behind ENZO MARESCAThe team, therefore, the defeat at the City Ground would see them get out of the Champions League and, assuming that Aston Villa would avoid defeat at Old Trafford simultaneously, the blues would end seventh.

This would mean, if they are also beaten by the real betis in Wednesday Conference League final In Wrocław, they would find themselves in the conference league of next season, which absolutely does not want to pass from Chelsea supporter.

Given all of this, there are so many things for Maresca’s men to play on the field while, outside, the plans are already meeting for next season, so Chelsea can get a new striker?

Chelsea’s search for a new striker

According to a report of Mota Cahê from the Brazilian output GloboChelsea made an offer of 60 million euros (around 51 million pounds sterling) to sign Brighton & Hove Albion Forward João PedroAdding that the blues are trying to “accelerate negotiations”, in the hope of having the star in place before the club World Cup.

Well, the 23 -year -old seems likely to be in motion at some point this summer because, as documented by STEVE SUTCLIFFE BBC SportPedro will not be involved when the Seagulls face the Spurs on Sunday, were not in the team of the day either to face Liverpool last Monday, following an “ altercation of the training ground ” with his teammate Jan Paul Van Hecke.

Despite this, the Brazilian is always a sought -after striker, with Sam Ucko presenter Qualifying him as a special player ‘who is intended to go to “all the top”, so could he be on the way to Stamford Bridge?

Chelsea’s search for their next big striker

As indicated by Richard Jolly of four four twoChelsea has had their fair share of attackers flops over the years; The names Andriy Shevchenko, Chris Sutton, Adrian Mutu, Mateja Kežman and many others immediately come to my mind.

In fact, it could be said that Chelsea has not had a central clinical center since the time of Diego Costa.

After his arrival from Atlético Madrid in the summer of 2014 For a £ 32 millionThe Spanish international marked 59 goals in 120 appearances for blues, winning two first league titles and the EFL cupAlso appointed to the PFA team of the year at the end of its first campaign in England.

The table below describes all the most scores of the blues in the last decade.

While the table describes it, no central center of Chelsea has reached 20 goals in all competitions since the departure of Costa, while noting that Eden Hazard in 2018/19 as well as 2018 Cole Palmer Last season did not reach this stage, although, of course, none of these is attacked.

So, could João Pedro change this fact?

Well, let’s look at his statistics this season to help answer this question.

While the table describes, despite the limited minutes, Pedro has managed ten goals in the Premier League this season, thus ranking very strongly for the goals at 90 in particular.

It is above 20 goals He succeeded last season, six of which came in the Europa LeagueA very impressive return during his first campaign with the Seagulls and would have been the highest by all the attackers of Chelsea since the departure of Costa.

Adrian Clarke of the Premier League Praise the “versatility” of Brazilian as well as its rapid movement and its ability to “dribble past players with ease”, while Liam Tharme of athletics Emphasizes how his “technical prowess” allow him to fall deeply and to get involved in the construction game.

Waiting for, Shay Hicks of Talent Football Scout Affirms that Pedro ‘would prosperate with best quality teammates,’ so could it be on the way to Chelsea, perhaps becoming the attacker that they spent for a decade in research?