Chelsea decides to sign a £100,000 per week with trigger clause

Blueco has now decided to be a “special” Ace for Chelsea players next season, and the club has triggered a clause in his contract.

Chelsea is working hard for tough Champions League, matches are heated

Third place at the Premier League table is only seventh, so Enzo Maresca's side joined Aston Villa, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle and Nottingham Forest and Man City in a tense battle to compete in Europe's most prestigious match.

Chelsea grabbed the derby bragging rights of Fulham’s western derby on Easter Sunday’s teeth skin, provided by Pedro Neto’s 93rd minute strike, and the rest of the fixtures were far from straightforward.

Chelsea faced Liverpool, Newcastle and Manchester United in a two-week period after hosting David Moyes’ rejuvenating Everton on Saturday – with these key clashes that will put Maresca’s first season in charge as they also try to win the Europa League.

This week, expert Alan Shearer issued a warning in his speech in the Premier League this week, and there is no doubt that Maresca has achieved the toughest match in any Champions League qualifier.

“Looking at the fixtures, there is no doubt that Chelsea's running-in is the hardest,” Shearer said.

“The league could be Liverpool. Obviously, Newcastle is a huge game. And the last game against Nottingham Forest, they are probably playing for everyone, who got the Champions League spot. For me, it was the toughest run.”

The fixture is also tilted to audition with £100,000 a week winger Jadon Sancho, who is currently on loan at Stamford Bridge and is obliged to buy from Man United.

Although Sancho's stay on paper is essential, over the past few months, reports have reported that Chelsea could cancel the move by paying a £5 million fine.

Sancho is said to have reached an agreement on the permanent Chelsea move, but it seems the club can indeed choose to be unsure of his accommodation.

Chelsea decides to keep Jadon Sancho after trigger clause

The obligation of £25 million depends on Maresca's match above No. 15, which is mathematically guaranteed, so the clause was triggered.

This is according to Caughtoffside, who also shared the latest news from Chelsea about using £5million fees to buy the 25-year-old man.

The media claims Chelsea decided to keep Sancho at Stamford Bridge next season and there is no plan to pay the fine as his form improved in recent weeks and people within the club viewed him as a “wise investment.”

Bruce insiders also believe that the value of £25 million will be worth the money, and if they do decide to sell the British in the future, Sancho may end up being worth more than that.

Chelsea is happy to pay the full fee for Sancho after Maresca claims the former Borussia Dortmund star is a “special” player.

Maresca told Sancho: “As I said before, he will definitely help us. We really believe he is a special player.”

“But he confirmed that this is the only way to work hard every day, never be happy, always ambitious.”