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Helt enig, man når det nok ikke alle i det her vindue men et par gode udlån og hvem ved måske er det næste Ian Maatens salg der.

Green light also on documents for Romelu Lukaku’s move to Napoli!

He’s been authorized to travel for medical tests and contract signing.

€30m permanent deal plus add-ons, deal until June 2027. Never in doubt.
Here we go, confirmed.

Chelsea have made a move to sign Ivan Toney from Brentford. They want a proven goalscorer to be their new No. 9. He will fit into their wage structure and transfer fee will be reasonable. Toney has incredible offer from Saudi but Chelsea can offer Premier League football

They have made their move for Toney today are going for Toney because of his incredible goal scoring record at every level, I think there is a pretty good chance this move is successful.

The Professional Footballers’ Association want the game’s authorities to put a stop to bomb squads, having lobbied the Premier League and FIFA to get strict with the union appalled at the rising use of the practice at Chelsea and beyond. Banishments from first-team training have become a recurring theme of transfer windows, with one senior source at the PFA describing it as ‘unacceptable’.

Chelsea are exploring several striker options with Ivan Toney among the names. However, still no bid to Brentford as of Tuesday lunch.

Al-Ahli the only club currently talking to Brentford and trying to move fast. Saudi side always cautious of a European suitor hijack, as reported earlier.

Toney has agreed to Al-Ahli´s financial terms and said yes to the project but no fee agreed.

#CFC could yet turn his head should a late offer materialise. Chelsea will only advance if the fee is reasonable and Toney fits into Chelsea´s wage structure.

And Chelsea still not ruling out a late move for Victor Osimhen. PSG yet to reopen talks and the Nigerian striker prefers to stay in Europe. This could give Chelsea leverage if they are the only European suitor late in the window.

BREAKING: Chelsea and Juventus are in talks with Manchester United over Jadon Sancho.

The Juventus interest dates back to the January market, while Chelsea’s pursuit is more recent but equally credible as an option in the coming days.

For Chelsea to proceed with a switch it would probably require a player to go the opposite way and at present Raheem Sterling is viewed as the most feasible of the candidates discussed.

A lot needs to happen for that possibility to materialise. The 29-year-old winger is not part of the plans at Stamford Bridge, however he still has three years left on terms worth more than £300,000 per week. United will also have to ponder whether the prospect makes financial and footballing sense to them.

-Ornstein