The “immense” talent of 52 million pounds sterling now wants to join Chelsea

Chelsea manager, Enzo Maresca, may have already signed several players this summer, but it is far from finished on the transfer market.

With more receivables than expenses, there could be problems with a next inflated team. However, it is still necessary to move players such as Christopher Nkunku, Joao Felix, Axel Disasi and Raheem Sterling before the window closed.

The rumor mill was constant in the previous few weeks, the blues being linked to the players on the right, the left and the center.

Karim Adeyemi, Tyler Dibling and Malick Fofana were all presented for a move to Stamford Bridge this summer while Maresca continues to strengthen her attack options.

Alexander Isak was another who was mentioned after the Swedish striker looking for a way to get out of Newcastle, but this decision would be extremely improbable.

The most likely signature could well be that of Xavi Simons, because the Dutchman seems to dream of joining the blues, before a potential decision.

The expense splashes of approximately 56 million pounds sterling could certainly be worth the long term …

What Xavi Simons will bring to Chelsea

Simons was used as an offensive midfielder throughout his career, but since he joined RB Leipzig in the summer of 2023, the 22 -year -old tended to operate on the left side.

With Chelsea having Cole Palmer, who is undoubtedly one of the best offensive fields in Europe, the opportunities for Simons would probably come on the side.

Last season, Simons scored 11 goals and won eight assists in all competitions, with nine of these goal contributions from the left wing.

Compared to his positional peers from the Bundesliga, however, he ranked well for a number of key measures.

Indeed, the Dutchman would rank in the largest 6% for progressive passes (5.86) by 90, as well as the classification in the highest 15% for shooting actions (4.52), in the upper 3% for balls (0.96) and for transport in the last third (2.97) by 90, it is obvious that Simons shone for the German side.

By combining this with a conversion rate of 20% of the objectives in the elite, as well as the creation of 12 major chances while making an average of two key passes per game, Simons would make a huge difference in the side of Chelsea next season.

If an agreement can be concluded in the coming days for the young person, Maresca would surely be satisfied with his attack options before the campaign from a few weeks.

The next on his list will signal one or two defenders to consolidate the background line. Several names were mentioned in the previous few weeks, but it seems that the club had only one target at the moment.

Jorrel Hato is this player. Could Maresca guarantee its signature in the coming days?

Chelsea get closer to another fascinating signature

Blues loves the Ajax starlet since even before the window is opened, but it now seems that they could close in motion.

Fabrizio Romano has provided X update concerning the pursuit by the player by Chelsea, saying that he had “informed the club of his desire to join Chelsea”.

This is good news for Maresca, and it will surely be only a matter of time before the club announces its signature.

The Dutch team will require costs of approximately 52 million pounds to sanction an outing, but given the quantity of Chelsea so far, 50 million pounds sterling will not hurt.

He has sparkled for Ajax since its beginnings, and although Hato can work either as a central defender or a left back, Maresca will probably unleash him on the left.

If Hato and Simons move to Stamford Bridge, this could form the base of a powerful combination on the left side, that’s for sure.

Why Chelsea must sign Jorrel Hato

Hato is still only a teenager, having just been 19 years old in March this year. He is far from the finished article, but to judge by his statistics from the last mandate, the young person has a wonderful future ahead of him.

Defensively, Hato was impressive in Eredivisie. Not only has he won 52% of his contested duels in total per game, but the defender also had an average of 1.9 plated per game and was only 0.3 stored per game.

The talent scout Jacek Kulig praised Hato last season for his “immense quality” while saying that he is a “fantastic full back mixture, game and central bullet -defense side” and this could work in favor of Maresca.

With Simons on the left wing, Hato has all the qualities – as evidenced by Kulig – to form a decent partnership with his compatriot.

From an attacker point of view, Hato recorded six assists at the League the last mandate, as well as the average of 0.6 key assists and creating six major chances.

In addition, the adolescent even ranked in the most important 6% for assists for 90 (0.21) compared to his positional peers in the next 14 male competitions.

Add the fact that it ranks in the 11% upper for the keys in the opposition penalty zone (2.33) by 90 and in the 2% upper for balls (0.17) by 90; Hato has all the attack requirements to play on the left side behind Simons. That’s sure.

It would be an expensive signature for someone so young, but Maresca has major projects for Hato, and he will force force in the coming years.

If the club will sign Hato and Simons, they will be a force to count with next season. There is no doubt about it.

The next few weeks will certainly be interesting for the faithful of Chelsea.

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