Chelsea added another promising player to their book, continuing Blueco’s policy of signing the most exciting young talent in world football.
Enzo Maresca already has a youth-filled team, so the club has a real case where more experience can be prioritized.
Recently, Chelsea struck a deal with Ajax for over £35m worth of teenage star Jorrel Hato, who joined Liam Delap (22), Jamie Gittens (20) and Joao Pedro (23) as their latest window revenue.
Despite his age, Hato has had over a century of senior appearances during the Ajax period, including some notable Europa League performances.
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Chelsea performed best in the Premier League last season |
Average match level |
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Cole Palmer |
7.33 |
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Moises Caicedo |
7.02 |
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Enzo Fernández |
6.95 |
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Nicholas Jackson |
6.88 |
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NONI MADUEKE |
6.82 |
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pass Whoscosed |
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According to Fabrizio Romano, Harto received medical treatment yesterday and Chelsea led the way and added their squad in the new season.
Todd Boehly and the board snatched cash on these prestigious talents, spending nearly £270 million in cash on this window alone, and Chelsea has not yet made any signings at the age of 23.
Chelsea also played the smallest 11 ever in Premier League history last year and in their talks with RB Leipzig star Xavi Simons, not to mention the expected bid for Alejandro Garnacho, whose average age is unlikely to rise anytime soon.
Chelsea confirms signing Jesse Delhi from Crystal Palace
The club is still prioritizing players with huge sales value and potential, and Chelsea also recently agreed to a deal for young Crystal Palace attacker Jesse Derry.
The 18-year-old “sensation” is on the verge of moving to Germany before hijacking the transfer around Maresca to keep him in London. Derry is a man in control, piqued interest from eight European clubs, but Chelsea eventually won his signature match (Fabrizio Romano).
Now, nearly a week later, Chelsea has confirmed the arrival of Delhi, with the British signing a four-year contract at Stamford Bridge.
The teenage striker represented England in the Under-19 European Championship this summer, and during his time at Selhurst Park he scored 20 goals and five assists in the Under-18 outing.
Derry also reached the Under-21 football game last season, but he will now try to fight the founding of Maresca in the coming years.
