Chelsea interested in another Bundesliga star who can bring goals

24 June 2024 - 8:59 pm

Chelsea are focused on adding more goal-scoring players to help the team finish above sixth in the upcoming Premier League campaign, and are optimistic that with the right players and the right players moving forward, the Blues can Progress and return to the Premier League.

Despite Chelsea’s push for Crystal Palace star Michael Olise, it looks like the Frenchman is on his way to Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.

The Blues are also interested in a number of underrated talents, including players from the Bundesliga. They have been linked with one of the best left-wingers in the league, Chris Furic, with a number of clubs interested in him.

Now, according to a report from Sky Sports Germany, Chelsea have joined the competition for Hoffenheim center Maximilian Bell, who joins the German national team as a substitute alongside Faulich.

Both Furich and Bale are two of Germany’s most underrated standout players, as they both performed well last season without much fanfare.

But the team is starting to wise up. Chelsea are not the only big Premier League club linked with Bale, with rivals Arsenal and Manchester United also said to be interested.

Last season, the 21-year-old Bell was one of the most efficient offensive players in the Bundesliga. He averaged 16 goals per game, completed a total of 2 dribbles and drew fouls.

Bale and Andrei Kramaric form a dangerous attacking combination for Hoffenheim, one of the best in the Bundesliga with a talented attacking duo.

Since Bale is 21 years old and has just had an outstanding season, he can earn nearly 40 million euros in the transfer market, while Chelsea may lose an “undervalued gem” due to the attention of several Premier League giants. the benefits of.

Bale could line up alongside a new striker, but he may not have the pedigree Chelsea are looking for in their search for a new No.9 to replace Nicholas Jackson, who will become a talented rotation replacement when he retires. Investment of €50 million in summer 2023.