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The Chelsea initial offer of 35 million euros (29.5 million pounds Sterling) for Jamie Gittens was rejected by Borussia Dortmund, which requires 50 to 60 million euros (42-50 million pounds Sterling) for the attacker, according to Sky in Germany.
Negotiations are underway between the parties and a new Chelsea offer is expected.
England U21 International wants to join the blues and play for them during the club World Cup, with a verbal agreement in place between the two.
Dortmund will also play in this summer competition, Chelsea having until the deadline of Tuesday to conclude the agreement if they want Gittens to be in the United States.
The West London Club seeks to strengthen itself in the position of the winger following the decision Do not take the opportunity to sign Jadon Sancho constantly.
The 20 -year -old winger was a target in January and despite the loss of his place in Dortmund’s departure from the end of the season, he remained high on a list of eight or nine offensive names on which Chelsea is working this summer.
Chelsea can also sign another striker after having already concluded an agreement for Liam Delap, with Hugo Ekitike and Benjamin Sesko also on their limited list.
But goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga seems ready to leave Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal progresses with an agreement to sign it and should trigger the release clause of 5 million pounds sterling in its contract.
Adam Bate of Sky Sports:
When it comes to perfecting young English talents, Dortmund knows how to do better than most clubs in the Premier League. But the story of Gittens is different from those of Jadon Sancho and Jude Bellingham who preceded him before moving on to something else.
Bellingham arrived after a season at the championship with Birmingham City. Sancho ranked alongside Phil Foden as one of the jewelry of the Manchester City Academy. Gittens, signed at the age of 16, was not entirely with the same guarantees.
Perspective to Reading, he had only spent two years in City, but was not close to the first team when Dortmund moved.
“We do not want to find 30 players like other teams in England. We want to find the only player who can reach our first team,” said Dortmund CEO Lars Ricken.
“When we signed it, it was not at the level of Sancho, but we said that we can develop it at the level of a great player. It was good cooperation between our scouting department, our professional department and our youth department.”
Last of the chief correspondent for news from Sky Sports Kaveh Solhekol:
Chélat let people know that they are ready to pay AC Milan a maximum of 15 million euros (12.6 million pounds sterling) for Mike Maignan.
The Blues, who have not yet made an offer for the goalkeeper of France, will not pay more than that for a player who will be 30 years next month and who left a year on his contract.