Chelsea transfers: Carney Chukwuemeka and Aaron Anselmino fly to Dortmund
Chelsea allowed Borussia Dortmund to Germany to complete the moves that would lead to 270 million pounds of players at the Stamford Bridge this summer.
The 21 -year -old Chukwuemeka lent the second half of last season in Dortmund and will permanently sign about a fee that rises to £ 24 million, including an important sales item.
Britain’s International under the age of 20 was eager to return to Westfalencedion despite RB Leizpig’s interest and in the process of concluding his return.
This agreement will receive 273.4 million pounds in the league from Chelsea’s sales of player sales this summer, which balances 277 million pounds spent on incoming transfers.
UEFA told Chelsea to save a positive transfer balance for this season to register their new signatures for the Champions League.
UEFA has fined £ 26.7 million for a violation of the rules of winning football and has a cost rate of over 80%.
In the meantime, Anselmino, including, moreover, more than a purchase option, Dortmund’a agreed to participate in a season -lasting credit agreement.
The Argentine defender was told by the administrator Enzo Maresca that he needed a loan movement to play the minutes he needed to develop in the midst of competition for the first team team.
However, on the Stamford Bridge, it continues to be an important part of future planning, and the defenders are moving to Dortmund to meet the latest injuries of Niklas Sule, Emre Can and Nico School.
Chukwuemeka has played 32 matches for Chelsea since he joined 20 million pounds from Aston Villa in 2022, Anselmino made a single backup in the Club World Cup in January.
Chelsea, Manchester United wing player Alejandro Garnacho and RB Leipzig midfielder Xavi Simons hopes to sign more players in the targeted nine days in the window.
Forward Nicolas Jackson, Christopher Nunku and Tyque George are expected to leave, while the Chelsea ‘Bomb Team, including nine players, Blues Raheem Sterling, I look at the options of Chilwell, Axel Disasi.
