Abramovich prepares more signings for his Super Chelsea

Perhaps it was the spring of confinement, a season in which even the love of football was quarantined, or perhaps, plain and simple, the spark of a new illusion, but the truth is that, tAfter a few years of disappointment, it seems that Roman Abramovich has regained his love affair with Chelsea. A relationship from which one of the most powerful teams in 21st century England was born and that it may lead, once again, to star-studded South West London. Among those that were already there (Kanté, Pulisic…), those that have already arrived (Werner, Ziyech…) and those that are about to fall (Havertz, Chilwell…), the blues can choose to compete, why not, the Premier at Liverpool and Manchester City next year. The result of this reborn love will depend on Lampard's recipe.

Between the sanction of Fifa and the persecution of the British Government against the Russian oligarchs, which has had the entrepreneur for over a year and a half unable to set foot in the UK, Abramovich would have even considered selling the club, but it seems that what he achieved this year under the leadership of a legendary player like Lampard has persuaded him to continue with the dream.

Right now, three names make up the most immediate news of the team. Kai havertz, star of Bayer Leverkusen and one of the most brilliant talents on the European scene, pI would like to end up landing at Stamford Bridge in exchange for 78 million euros that could go up to 100 depending on various objectives.

The English press has commented these days that Abramovich did not see it clear to reach 100 million directly, but it seems that he has finished convincing himself with the setting of such a high percentage in variables. If confirmed, it would be the most expensive transfer in the club's history, set so far at 80 million euros by Kepa, who could be sought out if a good offer arrives and yes, at best for them, They manage to seduce Jan Oblak.

While, the one who seems to be landing in London sooner rather than later is Ben Chilwell, the Leicester side for whom half the Premier yearned and for whom they will have to pay another 55.5 million. His 23 years, and Havertz's 21, will surely be compensated with the experience of Thiago Silva, who at 35 could sign free after leaving PSG and as an emergency solution and experience to shore up a defense that last season conceded 54 goals. In addition, and also at zero cost, it seems that Chelsea is going to acquire the services of Malang Sarr, a 21-year-old center-back from Nice that he could go on loan this season to get blanked out before the jump to the first team.