PL rivals by looking at 100 million pounds sterling from Chelsea; Its outing could make room for Ekitike

This summer must be one of Chelsea The best for a very long time.

On the ground, ENZO MARESCA led his men to the glory of the Club World Cup, and out of the field, they were incredibly active on the transfer market.

Tastes Liam Delap, Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens have all joined and improved the team, yet the blues continue to be linked to some of the most exciting players in the world, such as Hugo Ekitike.

In fact, one of the current West Londoners players is linked to an outing, an outing that could free up space to sign French of 85 million pounds sterlingAlthough with Newcastle United and Liverpool would both like, they will have to move quickly.

Why so many teams want Ekitike

It is earlier this week that the news of Newcastle’s interest in Ekitike started to come together, then yesterday afternoon, other reports emerged by saying Liverpool also looked at him As an alternative to an even more ambitious affair for Alexander Isak.

So, are the three of the largest clubs in the Premier League all interested in signing the Frankfurt Eintracht striker this summer?

Well, quite simply, it turned out to be a light and average outing machine in Germany last season and the kind of player who could help the three teams reach their goals next season.

For example, in 48 appearances last seasonTotaling 3,644 minutes, the prolific reims -born striker scored 22 goals and provided 12 assists to start.

This means that the former hope of Paris Saint -Germain has an average involvement on average every 1.41 games, or every 107.17 minutes – talk about world class.

In addition, this level of production would be incredible for an attacker at the top of his career, but the Frenchman is far from the summit, because he is only 23 years old, and according to research by athleticsHe is still four years old before reaching it.

In other words, with the right coach and the right team, we can expect his figures to continue to improve for a while, which is a frightening but exciting thought.

With everything said, because of his massive price and the heavy wages he will probably demand, Chelsea would probably need to sell a player before moving for him, which, depending on the reports, they could do, and to a premier league rival.

Star Chelsea could sell

With Delap and Pedro joining the team this summer and already impressive during the club World Cup, it would be logical that Chelsea plans to sell an attacker to facilitate the place for Ekitike.

Therefore, the player in question who may well leave Stamford Bridge this summer is none other than Nicolas Jacksonwhich, according to Sky Sports Dhartesh Shethis watched by several upper parts, including Manchester United and Aston Villa.

In terms of potential costs that the Senegalese star could generate for the blues, the reports vary.

Saturday morning, the sun revealed that the club had placed a huge 100 million pounds sterling Prize on his head, but later, on the same day, French journalist Nabil Djellit said that Londoners in the West would be ready to leave the player leave for around 70 million euroswhich converts to 61 million pounds sterling.

Whatever the final price, it seems that Chelsea will achieve an important profit Of the 32 million sterling pounds they paid For the “incredible” index, As nicknamed by Peter CrouchTwo years ago.

In addition, this would release more funds to sign Ekitike, which would be a massive upgrade.

Jackson scored 13 goals and provided six assists In 37 appearances, totaling 2535 minutes last season, which amounts to an average of 1.94 objective per game or a 133.42 minutes.

This is by no means a bad rate of return, but he turned pale compared to what the Frankfurt star was able to produce last season.

In the end, Jackson is a good player, but if sold this summer allows the club to sign Ekitike, then Chelsea should do everything they can to increase even more interest, even if the costs are closer to 60 million pounds sterling than 100 million pounds sterling.