Gareth Bale’s explosive impact at Tottenham has been cited as a prime example of how Chelsea could pull off a spectacular transfer hit.
Chelsea were the biggest spenders in the last summer window, splashing around £ 250 million. Several of their acquisitions were slow to settle, but the club is finally seeing the benefits of their deals for Hakim Ziyech and Kai Havertz.
The Blues they were able to amass a war chest through a combination of factors.
First, the club’s transfer ban prevented the arrival of new players in the summer of 2019. That, combined with the huge sums recovered from the sales of Eden Hazard and Álvaro Morata, meant that the club’s director, Marina Granovskaia, He has practically free reign for six months.
Club icon Danger, now 30, brought the club an initial £ 103.5 million before add-ons. That was despite being tagged recently. the ‘worst manager’ by a former Chelsea teammate.
However, since the winger arrived in Spain, his career has stalled.
Only four goals have been scored in 36 games in all competitions for Los Blancos. The biggest problem has been his struggle with injuries. Hazard has been absent for more than 50 Real Madrid games.
Those factors would not instill much confidence in any club looking to recruit Hazard, but returning to Chelsea may be a different story.
Football London (citing Spanish media Mundo Deportivo) reveals that Real ‘could sell Hazard this summer’ as it seeks to recoup part of its investment.
Three different valuations are pointed out ranging from £ 36 million to £ 61 million, but even the highest would see Chelsea make a considerable profit if they return.
Current Chelsea winger Christian Pulisic has surprisingly related to a Stamford Bridge exit. If he American Considered in excess of requirements, a venue could potentially open up for Hazard.
Hazard’s injury problems are no different than his fellow Real Madrid striker, Gareth Bale.
The Welshman returned to Tottenham on loan this season and, after a slow start, has become a potent offensive force in recent weeks.
A return to the scene of so many past hits could be what Hazard needs to get his career back on track.
Nomad Chelsea finally finds her home
Meanwhile, Chelsea winger Kenedy seems content with his nomadic lifestyle and insists that the current loan deal with Granada is the best period of his career.
The 25-year-old is currently on loan for a season with Granada, one of many temporary stints in his career.
It’s been a strange few years for Kened’s career, but the former Vasco da Gama youth star has no complaints.
Regarding his time at Chelsea, he told the Granada CF official media: “It was very good. There were a lot of Brazilians there and that helped me a lot. There were David Luiz, Diego Costa, Oscar, Piazon… one felt more like home ”.
And he was just as excited about his time on Tyneside.
“Another great experience. I had more sequence of games and I enjoyed a little more, “he added.
There is no purchase clause in his assignment with Granada. But it looks like he would be happy to stay.
“I am living my best moment here in Granada,” he added. “I am very happy and very happy with the season and with my best version.
“I’m very good and happy with the whole group that is helping me a lot.”
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