Reported by Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea make ‘formal offer’ for £13.3m centre back to sign world FLOP on 4-year-contract. Chelsea have reportedly made a formal offer to sign Argentine Flop centre back who can’t even make the bench for Argentina in the Euros on a four-year-contract, and said offer is around the £13.3m mark. Despite the fans urging club to pull out of this deal, Chelsea are confident that Flop can defy the critics and become a key player for their future. The fans are angry with this news😡 what are the club thinking💔 yes he’s strong but can make correct passes. This will be the worst signing for our team.
Chelsea has reportedly made a formal bid to sign a center-back on a four-year contract, with the offer estimated at around £13.3 million. This move comes despite their recent acquisition of Tosin Adarabioyo. There are ongoing rumors that Chelsea may bring in another center-back during this transfer window.
It is still uncertain whether this new signing will be for Chelsea’s first team, the academy, or potentially a player who might go out on loan or join their sister club, Strasbourg. The speculation focuses on another South American teenager, reflecting Chelsea’s recent strategy of recruiting young talents mainly from that continent.
The latest player of interest is Aaron Anselmino, a 19-year-old center-back from Boca Juniors. Local reporter Uriel Lugt confirmed, “Chelsea made a formal offer for 19-year-old Argentinian center-back Aaron Anselmino. The offer is close to £13.3 million, and they have offered the player a four-year contract.”
Details about this potential transfer are limited, and Chelsea’s plans for Anselmino have not been revealed. However, more information is expected to emerge in the coming hours or days. Notably, Telegraph reporter Matt Law mentioned on The London is Blue Podcast that Chelsea is planning for the future, with deals aimed at the 2025/26 season, similar to their signings of Estêvão and Kendry. Whether Anselmino fits into this long-term strategy remains uncertain, but Chelsea’s emphasis on youth talent continues to influence their transfer activities.
