⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[zaim7413]

Chelsea has signed another young player and this time it is the turn of the Senegalese U17 player, Pape Daouda Diong, who will go to Stamford Bridge. He is a midfielder and it seems Chelsea are not quite satisfied with the options they have at the moment. Pape Daouda Diong will be part of Pochettino's important project and it is certainly hoped that he can provide a different color to the Blues' midfield.

Pape Daouda Diong is one of the Senegal U-17 national team players who played in the U-17 World Cup, he is one of Senegal's key players who succeeded in showing a good performance. Chelsea's interest in Diong is because he has a bright future based on his current form. It doesn't look like Diong will be immediately orbited into Chelsea's first team, he will be used as Chelsea's future project, so it is very likely that he will play in Chelsea's youth team first, he will be orbited into Chelsea's first team if he is able to adapt to premier league.
Diong is not the only young player who will join Chelsea in the near future, according to sources I read, Ecuador U-17 national team star Kendry Paez will also follow Diong to Chelsea after he turns 18.

[Marvell1]

Chelsea has signed another young player and this time it is the turn of the Senegalese U17 player, Pape Daouda Diong, who will go to Stamford Bridge. He is a midfielder and it seems Chelsea are not quite satisfied with the options they have at the moment. Pape Daouda Diong will be part of Pochettino's important project and it is certainly hoped that he can provide a different color to the Blues' midfield.
I think the previous signing of Moise Caicedo was the biggest failure for Chelsea because the player who was priced at more than 100 million euros could not contribute for half a season with Chelsea and it is possible that this player will be projected to be a starter to replace him. There is no information regarding the costs and contracts that apply to Pape Daouda Diong at Chelsea and what is clear is that the costs are not cheap. Well, hopefully this time Pape Daouda Diong can give the Stamford Bridge public the expectations they deserve.

Chelsea is in line with other moneyed clubs, snapping up youngsters well before their 18th birthday.
Pape Daouda Diong is a part of Senegal's journey in the 2023 U-17 World Cup.
But I don't think Diong will be a starter to replace Moise Caicedo
He is projected for future teams. Maybe He will play in the Chelsea youth team first, And Slowly but surely, he will be promoted to the Chelsea first-team

Pape is turning 18 next summer and is set to be part of Chelsea's project. But why does Chelsea always focus on young talent instead of buying experienced players? It would be better for Chelsea to invest in a matured striker who suits their style of play. They need players with experience to strengthen the team immediately, rather than focusing on players for the next 4-5 years.

First of all, I think a team that is made out of only young players are always going to do better instead of a team made out of only experienced/old players. But the thing is, a team which has a good combination of young and old players are always going to do better when compared to only young or only old players. Chelsea should look to find a good balanced team like that. I do not know what the plan is from them. Because at the moment it does not seem like anything is working. I do hope that they will be able to make things work. But I am still very skeptical, to be honest.

[Antotena]

A player might have a personal love for a club and money will no longer matter in his decision to extend his contract. I believe that Victor Osimhen has a love for the club, so he extended his contract because Napoli gave him the platform to gain fame. Today he is one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe and many elite clubs now want him. I am humbled by his selflessness towards his club Napoli. I am saying this because he would have moved out of Napoli in the next transfer market making them not gain much financial return from his transfer since his contract would have expired in 2025. But with this extension to 2026 and a release clause between €120m and €130m, the Italian club will make some money if he finally decides to leave the club.

The contract also favoured the Nigerian international because his salary and bonuses were increased more than double to about £8.7m a season making him the highest-paid player in Seria A, ahead of Romelu Lukaku.        

In the era where money is now priorities, I'm not sure if players still look at the love of club over money. Sometimes I look back at the prime of Ronaldinho, Drogba, Zidane and Kaka, if they are now the type of players we have now, only God knows the kind of money and offers that will be coming to their table. No wonder we don't see this type of wonderful players again, transfers and agents is now more of political and lobbying and that's why we have a player like Maguire still rated on Manchester United.

Osimhen favorite club is Chelsea, if he wanted to live Napoli before this January, we would have seen the signs because last the beginning of this season was a bit shaky and racism was high but I think even despite that the president wasn't showing interest in the public on how they want him, under the ground they want to see Napoli stay else when they had the opportunity from Saudi Arabian teams, it would be a perfect time for him to leave but they want him and that is among the reason he still stays in the club.

[Leviathan.007]

While we are getting closer to the transfer window there are some players who are out of the teams and the should be hired probably by other teams during this winter.
De Gea is a player who didn't play for any team after he left Manchester United.
Alan Shearer the former player of Newcastle started talking about this player and he said Eddie Howe should hire De Gea during January for this team because Nick Pope the first goalkeeper of Neacastle is injured and can't play for his team because of shoulder pain.
I think De Gea will chose to play for a team and Newcastle seems interesting option for him.

[Jody.Drummer]

Pape is turning 18 next summer and is set to be part of Chelsea's project. But why does Chelsea always focus on young talent instead of buying experienced players? It would be better for Chelsea to invest in a matured striker who suits their style of play. They need players with experience to strengthen the team immediately, rather than focusing on players for the next 4-5 years.

Pape is one of the young talents who has quite bright prospects to be scouted by Chelsea, this young talent is even reportedly valued quite expensively at 20 million euros and of course Chelsea has had a lot of consideration in recruiting young players at quite expensive prices, Pape himself has just finished played for his country in the U20 world cup and indeed he looked quite prominent as a defensive midfielder, I think recruiting young talent is a gamble because if the young talent can develop rapidly it will certainly be very profitable but if not of course  clubs will be to lose money due to the young talents they recruit failing meets expectations, I hope Pape can develop and one day will be able to follow in the footsteps of senior Senegalese players at Chelsea such as Mendy and Koulibaly.

Focusing on young players is not wrong, but they must also remember that in a club there must be a good balance. They can't just make young players their mainstay, I mean it requires a process.
For the youth project, maybe Real Madrid is a good example at the moment. Yes, they did not immediately make big changes in the squad, but they did it slowly and combined young players and senior players, so that in the game young players also learned a lot from senior players how to face something difficult when on the field. Yes they do have coaches and strategies, but in certain situations sometimes they have to think quickly and that is certainly based on their experience of playing football.

[snipie]

Pape is turning 18 next summer and is set to be part of Chelsea's project. But why does Chelsea always focus on young talent instead of buying experienced players? It would be better for Chelsea to invest in a matured striker who suits their style of play. They need players with experience to strengthen the team immediately, rather than focusing on players for the next 4-5 years.

Chelsea right now are buying experienced and young players both. Experienced players for the regular team and young talents to be helpful in future. I think it's a good strategy as most of the clubs focus on the current squad and are unable to get players when their regular players gets old. I have seen lot of clubs who have faced such situation so it is also important for a club to focus on young talents also to groom them for the time being so that they can use them later on when the club needs them.

Chelsea used to have experienced players and their results were chaotic and nothing will change if they bring additional players in the team.
Chelsea needs good management otherwise they will be like PSG in Champions League in the previous season. Many names zero impact then everyone try to find a way out of the team

[DanWalker]

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Arsenal have taken an interest in Bayern Munich defender Matthijs de Ligt:
The English side Arsenal are trying to figure out how to sign Dutch and Bayern Munich center Back Matthijs de Ligt, but the move will be unlikely in the January not in summer transfer window. Arsenal already have good players in defense, such as W.Saliba, Gabriel, etc., but I think they are trying to improve it more. Currently Arsenal are in first place in the league table and still hold first place, as well as dominating the English Premier League competition. But let's see if Arsenal beat West ham tonight so they will again take first place because they played fewer matches than Liverpool.
 
At the end of this, I assumed that if Arsenal signed Matthijs de Ligt from Bayern Munich so I think there would be no better defense than Arsenal in English Premier League competition because 24-year-old Matthijs de Ligt is one of the best center-backs, and he has such a good mentality to understand other defenders and stop the attack. But let's see what happens next. Share your opinion with us, guys.

https://twitter.com/TransferNewsCen/status/1740402416191668499?t=EHnDhBb98bHhi_ByFN4kUQ&s=19]

The move of De Ligt from Bayern Munich to Arsenal would definitely be a good move for Arsenal. Now the question, is the player interested in joining Arsenal, and is Bayern Munich are willing to sell it?

Arsenal is currently doing very well and they may win the Premier League, which makes them a big team and you know players are usually interested in joining the big teams. On the other hand, players always want to join the Premier League and since De Ligt has never played there he probably will be interested in the move, if the contract that he will be offered by Arsenal will be good. On the other hand, Bayern Munich doesn't start De Ligt regularly, so they probably will be willing to sell him.

[Amphenomenon]

A player might have a personal love for a club and money will no longer matter in his decision to extend his contract. I believe that Victor Osimhen has a love for the club, so he extended his contract because Napoli gave him the platform to gain fame. Today he is one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe and many elite clubs now want him. I am humbled by his selflessness towards his club Napoli. I am saying this because he would have moved out of Napoli in the next transfer market making them not gain much financial return from his transfer since his contract would have expired in 2025. But with this extension to 2026 and a release clause between €120m and €130m, the Italian club will make some money if he finally decides to leave the club.

The contract also favoured the Nigerian international because his salary and bonuses were increased more than double to about £8.7m a season making him the highest-paid player in Seria A, ahead of Romelu Lukaku.        

In the era where money is now priorities, I'm not sure if players still look at the love of club over money. Sometimes I look back at the prime of Ronaldinho, Drogba, Zidane and Kaka, if they are now the type of players we have now, only God knows the kind of money and offers that will be coming to their table. No wonder we don't see this type of wonderful players again, transfers and agents is now more of political and lobbying and that's why we have a player like Maguire still rated on Manchester United.

In current Era of football only few still choose clubs over money and the club with the highest number of players in such categories is Barcelona while in regard to Chelsea I don't know what to say about them. Players like Drogba, Zidane, Kaka and Ronaldinho will also face big money moves just as we have seen recently with Mbappe, Oshimen, Messi and Ronaldo but in the end it will only boils down to were the bidding is coming from and individual reasons.

[rendravolt]

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1740285203967250923

I think the previous signing of Moise Caicedo was the biggest failure for Chelsea because the player who was priced at more than 100 million euros could not contribute for half a season with Chelsea and it is possible that this player will be projected to be a starter to replace him. There is no information regarding the costs and contracts that apply to Pape Daouda Diong at Chelsea and what is clear is that the costs are not cheap. Well, hopefully this time Pape Daouda Diong can give the Stamford Bridge public the expectations they deserve.

Jesus Christ!! I don't know how you go ahead to say things like this comfortably, How can you say Caicedo is a failed player? All he needs has to be some good level of consistentcy so he can bounce back. Not just him Mauricio Pochetino should know how to manage the big names, failure to do that as a manager then you don't deserve to be in that club as a manager.

I don't even know this player called Papa Daouda, I'll go see his highlights on YouTube to see what he brings into the Chelsea squad. They uave too much young players now they have to try to mix them up with experience players.
Saddens me to an extent that Victor Oshime wouldn't be making a move to Chelsea this season no more. Good luck to him with the rest of the season.

Source: Google




Source: https://www.whoscored.com/Players/410175/Show/Mois%C3%A9s-Caicedo

I think you don't pay much attention to Caicedo and maybe I don't mind if you disagree with me. As we know during this half season with Chelsea, I think he is a defensive midfielder who failed because he often made mistakes and conceded goals. Not just once or twice, but he did it repeatedly and it was quite detrimental to Chelsea. For more details, you can see the complete notes in the image above.

Even in his 20 appearances with Chelsea there is nothing he can be proud of other than getting a total of 5 yellow cards in active competitions and in terms of goals or assists he is also unable to do so. Well, I understand goals are not a priority for a defensive midfielder but at least he can contribute through assists. Just compare it with Rodri (Manchester City), even at a cheaper cost, he plays an active role in the defensive midfielder position at Manchester City and he also often contributes fully with goals and assists for important wins. I think that's enough and maybe Caicedo is the most overrated midfielder in the EPL and it was a failed purchase for Chelsea.

[Raflesia]

 
At the end of this, I assumed that if Arsenal signed Matthijs de Ligt from Bayern Munich so I think there would be no better defense than Arsenal in English Premier League competition because 24-year-old Matthijs de Ligt is one of the best center-backs, and he has such a good mentality to understand other defenders and stop the attack. But let's see what happens next. Share your opinion with us, guys.

De Ligt is one of the defenders who has a fairly expensive price to date including when he was brought in from Juventus at that time, but his performance declined slightly when he was at Bayern especially when Kim Min-Jae and Upamecano played very well as a defensive center for Bayern he slowly lost his position when Bayern was coached by Tuchel.

This will be very disturbing actually for De Ligt's performance because when he cannot improve well then indeed with Tuchel's assertiveness he will definitely not get time to prove himself more and leaving the Bayern squad could be beneficial only for Arsenal if indeed he wants the services of this player then I think they have to prepare quite a lot of money because Bayern will not let go at a cheap price even though he is not too glimpsed by Tuchel at this time.

[W Jr.]

Pape is turning 18 next summer and is set to be part of Chelsea's project. But why does Chelsea always focus on young talent instead of buying experienced players? It would be better for Chelsea to invest in a matured striker who suits their style of play. They need players with experience to strengthen the team immediately, rather than focusing on players for the next 4-5 years.

Chelsea right now are buying experienced and young players both. Experienced players for the regular team and young talents to be helpful in future. I think it's a good strategy as most of the clubs focus on the current squad and are unable to get players when their regular players gets old. I have seen lot of clubs who have faced such situation so it is also important for a club to focus on young talents also to groom them for the time being so that they can use them later on when the club needs them.

Of course, this is a good strategy if there are economic opportunities. Even if they do not play, they can rent players to other teams, earn income from there and also give the players the opportunity to develop. Success is very important for Chelsea because recent seasons have been a nightmare. So it's a good strategy. Perhaps this method will bring them significant success in the future.

[Oluwa-btc]

While we are getting closer to the transfer window there are some players who are out of the teams and the should be hired probably by other teams during this winter.
De Gea is a player who didn't play for any team after he left Manchester United.
Alan Shearer the former player of Newcastle started talking about this player and he said Eddie Howe should hire De Gea during January for this team because Nick Pope the first goalkeeper of Neacastle is injured and can't play for his team because of shoulder pain.
I think De Gea will chose to play for a team and Newcastle seems interesting option for him.

Newcastle have indeed conceded a lot more goals than they did whe they had the Englishman Nick Pope with them. Dubvraka still a good option but still not the man for them. A move for David De Gea with all of his experience will make perfect sense if you ask me but I don't know if David De Gea would consider the move because of his family.

Some Manchester United fans are already hoping he'll return for the next six months since Andrea Onana would be out for the African Cup of Nations Competitions with Cameroon.
I don't like the idea though, he shouldn't forget how Manchester United staffs and management kept him waiting and hanging until he finally decided to leave for good.

[kro55]

A player might have a personal love for a club and money will no longer matter in his decision to extend his contract. I believe that Victor Osimhen has a love for the club, so he extended his contract because Napoli gave him the platform to gain fame. Today he is one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe and many elite clubs now want him. I am humbled by his selflessness towards his club Napoli. I am saying this because he would have moved out of Napoli in the next transfer market making them not gain much financial return from his transfer since his contract would have expired in 2025. But with this extension to 2026 and a release clause between €120m and €130m, the Italian club will make some money if he finally decides to leave the club.

The contract also favoured the Nigerian international because his salary and bonuses were increased more than double to about £8.7m a season making him the highest-paid player in Seria A, ahead of Romelu Lukaku.       

In the era where money is now priorities, I'm not sure if players still look at the love of club over money. Sometimes I look back at the prime of Ronaldinho, Drogba, Zidane and Kaka, if they are now the type of players we have now, only God knows the kind of money and offers that will be coming to their table. No wonder we don't see this type of wonderful players again, transfers and agents is now more of political and lobbying and that's why we have a player like Maguire still rated on Manchester United.

Osimhen favorite club is Chelsea, if he wanted to live Napoli before this January, we would have seen the signs because last the beginning of this season was a bit shaky and racism was high but I think even despite that the president wasn't showing interest in the public on how they want him, under the ground they want to see Napoli stay else when they had the opportunity from Saudi Arabian teams, it would be a perfect time for him to leave but they want him and that is among the reason he still stays in the club.

I don't think in this era love towards a club exists for many players. But I think Osimhen is one of them. He signed a contract and got a decent enough Release clause as @Die_empty has said it. But I don't think he will be able to achieve much staying at Napoli. Napoli was once one of the best clubs in Europe and the world but now they have lost their touch. They indeed did win Serie A last season and were the runners up of the UEFA Champions League. But the current season's performance makes me think it is going to take a while for them to repeat these again. So for Osimhen, the best decision would be to leave Napoli and join a bigger club and achieve more.

His favorite club is not Chelsea, rather he has stated in Obi MIkel’s podcast that he has many friends at Chelsea and Manchester United. So he may be interested in joining them. Real Madrid probably are interested in him as well. And all the tables turn if Real Madrid joins the race. So it will be interesting to see the clubs fighting each other for him.

[Mustang Shelby]

While we are getting closer to the transfer window there are some players who are out of the teams and the should be hired probably by other teams during this winter.
De Gea is a player who didn't play for any team after he left Manchester United.
Alan Shearer the former player of Newcastle started talking about this player and he said Eddie Howe should hire De Gea during January for this team because Nick Pope the first goalkeeper of Neacastle is injured and can't play for his team because of shoulder pain.
I think De Gea will chose to play for a team and Newcastle seems interesting option for him.

When I heard that De Gea was leaving Manchester United at the beginning of the year, I was very surprised and found it unnecessary. Onana, who replaced him, has performed worse than him so far. If De Gea had been there instead of Onana, Manchester United might have been continuing in the UCL. De Gea could be a good alternative to Pope. I think it would be a logical transfer.

[Amphenomenon]

A player might have a personal love for a club and money will no longer matter in his decision to extend his contract. I believe that Victor Osimhen has a love for the club, so he extended his contract because Napoli gave him the platform to gain fame. Today he is one of the most sought-after strikers in Europe and many elite clubs now want him. I am humbled by his selflessness towards his club Napoli. I am saying this because he would have moved out of Napoli in the next transfer market making them not gain much financial return from his transfer since his contract would have expired in 2025. But with this extension to 2026 and a release clause between €120m and €130m, the Italian club will make some money if he finally decides to leave the club.

The contract also favoured the Nigerian international because his salary and bonuses were increased more than double to about £8.7m a season making him the highest-paid player in Seria A, ahead of Romelu Lukaku.        

In the era where money is now priorities, I'm not sure if players still look at the love of club over money. Sometimes I look back at the prime of Ronaldinho, Drogba, Zidane and Kaka, if they are now the type of players we have now, only God knows the kind of money and offers that will be coming to their table. No wonder we don't see this type of wonderful players again, transfers and agents is now more of political and lobbying and that's why we have a player like Maguire still rated on Manchester United.

In current Era of football only few still choose clubs over money and the club with the highest number of players in such categories is Barcelona while in regard to Chelsea I don't know what to say about them. Players like Drogba, Zidane, Kaka and Ronaldinho will also face big money moves just as we have seen recently with Mbappe, Oshimen, Messi and Ronaldo but in the end it will only boils down to were the bidding is coming from and individual reasons.

Pape is turning 18 next summer and is set to be part of Chelsea's project. But why does Chelsea always focus on young talent instead of buying experienced players? It would be better for Chelsea to invest in a matured striker who suits their style of play. They need players with experience to strengthen the team immediately, rather than focusing on players for the next 4-5 years.

Chelsea right now are buying experienced and young players both. Experienced players for the regular team and young talents to be helpful in future. I think it's a good strategy as most of the clubs focus on the current squad and are unable to get players when their regular players gets old. I have seen lot of clubs who have faced such situation so it is also important for a club to focus on young talents also to groom them for the time being so that they can use them later on when the club needs them.

Chelsea used to have experienced players and their results were chaotic and nothing will change if they bring additional players in the team.
Chelsea needs good management otherwise they will be like PSG in Champions League in the previous season. Many names zero impact then everyone try to find a way out of the team

Chelsea still needs experienced players especially in the midfielder, if only Kante was here to guide Caicedo, Conor will do more better with a good tutor. Aside getting experience players, good and experienced technical staff are needed we saw how petr Cech did with Mendy though He later flop but I guess things would have become better if they both remained. I don't see any reason to sack pochettino except Chelsea would be bringing Ancellotti because any other coach will definitely ask for funds to get the players they want and we have seen that as not taken Chelsea to anywhere

[Marvell1]

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Still under contract it is impossible for Pep Guardiola to make the decision to leave because in the contract clause there are a number of agreements that have been agreed. Unless Man City fired him because he failed to bring Man City to compete with other teams, that is another matter that the club might see as no longer needed. I'm not sure he will stay at Man City for long and after his contract ends maybe he will look for another club as a new move and I hope he will go to PSG if possible.

I think under some special circumstances he can actually terminate the contract with his club. But there is a process of that. The coach and the club both have to come to an agreement that the contract should be terminated. Only one party especially if it is the coach says that the contract should be terminated, it will probably not work.

Anyway, no point talking about this. Because as I said he is not going anywhere. And he still has a lot to achieve with Man City. I don't know if he will go to PSG or not. But it's gonna be another good team.

[Jegileman]

Pape is turning 18 next summer and is set to be part of Chelsea's project. But why does Chelsea always focus on young talent instead of buying experienced players? It would be better for Chelsea to invest in a matured striker who suits their style of play. They need players with experience to strengthen the team immediately, rather than focusing on players for the next 4-5 years.

For everything a club does, they must have seen prospects in it, if not they won’t want to embark on a project that is going to fail them later. Chelsea knows that they need a striker not but maybe the options they have now looks sooting to them than signing a new big striker to the team. About signing of young players, it is good for the team and most teams that have been using that method have benefited greatly from it so I encourage them to also look into that and invest in young players for the future of the club.

[Oneandpure]

When I heard that De Gea was leaving Manchester United at the beginning of the year, I was very surprised and found it unnecessary. Onana, who replaced him, has performed worse than him so far. If De Gea had been there instead of Onana, Manchester United might have been continuing in the UCL. De Gea could be a good alternative to Pope. I think it would be a logical transfer.

I doubt with your opinion Manchester United will qualify to knock out round in Champion League if still have David De gea, the problem of Manchester United is not goal keeper but how weakness from defense players. Not much difference if De Gea in Manchester United goals keeper will conceded many goals and not get chance qualify from Champion League. Although Andre Onana have conceded many goals but don't be blame he made many crucial saves on every match and he was success made 5 clean sheet in Premier League.
I think if Andre Onana get quit well performance from defender and holding midfielder he will not conceded many goals in Champion League or Premier League.

[GbitG]

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The move of De Ligt from Bayern Munich to Arsenal would definitely be a good move for Arsenal. Now the question, is the player interested in joining Arsenal, and is Bayern Munich are willing to sell it?

Arsenal is currently doing very well and they may win the Premier League, which makes them a big team and you know players are usually interested in joining the big teams. On the other hand, players always want to join the Premier League and since De Ligt has never played there he probably will be interested in the move, if the contract that he will be offered by Arsenal will be good. On the other hand, Bayern Munich doesn't start De Ligt regularly, so they probably will be willing to sell him.

Yep, brother, I strongly believe that if Bayern Munich signed Raphael Varane, everyone knows that Bayern Munich is ready to send an offer to Manchester United for the signing of Raphael Varane. If you didn't hear anything about the transfer of Raphael Varane to Bayern Munich, as you can see in the tweet, Bayern Munich already sent Matthijs de Ligt to the bench, and according to my opinion, maybe Thomas Tuchel prefers Varane more than Matthijs de Ligt. Therefore, I claim that if the transfer deal or negotiations start, there is no doubt that Arensal will sign Matthijs de Ligt because if a world-class defender is present in a club, the coach wants to sign another defender, so this is evidence that now the club does not more prefer Matthijs de Ligt as a defender and to be part of the club. Bayern. Despite Raphael Varane, the next target is to pick Bayern Munich as a defender. So Matthijs de Ligt has strong chances to join Arensal if Bayern Munich sign Raphael Varane.

[Hvdv]

Pape is turning 18 next summer and is set to be part of Chelsea's project. But why does Chelsea always focus on young talent instead of buying experienced players? It would be better for Chelsea to invest in a matured striker who suits their style of play. They need players with experience to strengthen the team immediately, rather than focusing on players for the next 4-5 years.

Chelsea right now are buying experienced and young players both. Experienced players for the regular team and young talents to be helpful in future. I think it's a good strategy as most of the clubs focus on the current squad and are unable to get players when their regular players gets old. I have seen lot of clubs who have faced such situation so it is also important for a club to focus on young talents also to groom them for the time being so that they can use them later on when the club needs them.

I must say that I cannot understand why some teams transfer 33-34 year old players. Chelsea's transfer strategy is very good. Once you have the Wonderkids, success will come gradually. They can also sell players and earn extra income. Currently, the scout team has a lot of work to do in this strategy. I think the scout team should report promising young people to Chelsea in the most accurate way.