As Mauricio Pochettino proposes two fresh players in a swap deal, Chelsea want to increase their offer to Inter Milan.

Chelsea is looking to add a new goalkeeper this summer, and Andre Onana has been mentioned by Mauricio Pochettino.

In an effort to sign Andre Onana, Chelsea appear ready to throw everything at Inter Milan. The 27-year-old goalkeeper’s potential transfer to Stamford Bridge has received significant media attention in the wake of his outstanding Inter Milan performances this season.

Onana, whose San Siro contract expires in 2027, made 41 appearances for Simone Inzaghi’s team and was instrumental in helping the Nerazzurri advance to the Champions League final. Manchester City strolled to victory in Istanbul despite the Cameroon international’s impressive saves and wide-ranging passing abilities.

football.London is aware that the Blues have been keeping an eye on Onana ever since he played for Ajax a few years ago. The shot-stopper is rumored to be difficult for Inter to let go of, and while he seems content in Milan, Chelsea is considering their options.

Following the Champions League championship, Onana exclaimed, “I’m so, so happy at Inter.”. “At this professional level, anything can happen. I’m available for Inter, and I’ll go along with whatever they decide. I’m content to be playing for Inter. “.

Then, shortly after, his agent Albert Botines clarified his client’s position in advance of the following window. Speaking to Italian media outlet TV Play, he said: “Transfer market rumors are typical at this stage, but I prefer not to talk about it because it’s very early and the boy is currently focused solely on the pitch.

“Inter and we have a five-year contract. The Serie A final and the Champions League final are the only things on his mind right now because he still has four more years left on his contract. Don’t be concerned, he still has a lengthy contract. He is playing for Italy’s top team, which makes him extremely happy. “.

Pochettino will have a difficult time convincing Onana to sign with him, so The Sun reports that the Blues will offer Kalidou Koulibaly and Romelu Lukaku as part of a part-exchange swap deal. The former, who is still regarded in Italy with the utmost respect, is reportedly the subject of discussions between Chelsea and others.

According to the report, Lukaku could also be included in a deal for Onana, though the Belgian’s enormous salary may present a problem. Additionally, the on-loan Blues striker didn’t exactly shine in Istanbul after denying Federico Dimarco a golden opportunity to replace him and then having a clear-cut header saved late in the match.

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Christopher Nkunku is set to join Chelsea in the summer transfer window, having signed a preliminary contract last year before moving to Stamford Bridge for £52million.

Christopher Nkunku has answered questions about his likely move to Chelsea this summer during his international cap with France.

The Frenchman signed a preliminary contract last year and will complete a £52m move to Stamford Bridge ahead of next season, according to football. london.

The 25-year-old won the Bundesliga Golden Boot – despite missing two months of the season through injury – scoring 16 goals in just 25 league appearances.

Chelsea are in desperate need of a goalscorer after Kai Havertz and Raheem Sterling were the Blues’ top scorers last season with nine goals each.

“The signs are very, very clear that he is moving to Chelsea,” RB Leipzig sporting director Max Eberl told BILD recently. Nkunku scored a goal and provided an assist as he helped Leipzig win the DFB-Pokal in his last appearance for the German side.

Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana has been asked about his compatriot’s arrival ahead of the summer transfer window. Fofana replied: “If that happens, I will be very happy.”

However, Nkunku remained hesitant about his future and the summer transfer window, saying on international duty:

“My goal is to get closer to Les Bleus. We will have time to think about everything that will happen next.

Asked about his preferred position and where he could play under Mauricio Pochettino at Stamford Bridge, Nkunku added:

“I play where the manager decides.” I don’t want to be a problem but a solution.
“But I can be in front, in support or on the sides. I have the ability to adapt, I like being free.”