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Chelsea have started talks with Southampton over a possible deal to sign Tino Livramento from them.
Tino Livramento, who spent most of his childhood in Chelsea’s academy, made his breakthrough into the first team when the Blues sold him to Southampton in 2021.
Interestingly, former Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel once explained that he only intended to leave England’s right-back on loan.
Tuchel said (Chelsea YouTube channel): “For example, for Tino Livramento, we had a plan and we would have preferred a loan, but he saw his future [differently and decided] to leave.”
However, Livramento went against Tuchel’s wishes to leave Stamford Bridge permanently. The Daily Mail claims Chelsea have now held talks with Southampton over Livramento.
Mauricio Pochettino’s side are reportedly interested in signing the 20-year-old right-back with the idea of him returning to St Mary’s on loan next season.
The report adds that the Saints value their exciting full-back at around £38m. Incidentally, they have already turned down offers from Newcastle United worth £12m and £21m for him this summer.
Described by former Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl (BT Sport) as a “very special” player, Livramento is extremely talented.
He is an attacking full-back who made quite an impression in the Premier League early in his Southampton career, leaving Chelsea fans very frustrated at being sold in the first place.
Unfortunately, a long-term injury halted his progress and meant he missed the entire 2022/23 season.
His Saints side were relegated to the Championship last year but he has returned to action in recent games.
We struggle to see Chelsea need another right-back as they already own Reece James and Malo Gusto. However, do we see a future for James in midfield?
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