The most recent Moises Caicedo and Kylian Mbappe rumors and headlines from the Chelsea team, along with updates.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea are confident that they can sign Moises Caicedo for much less than Brighton’s £100 million ($127 million) asking price.

Despite the Seagulls’ high asking price for the 21-year-old, which was influenced by Declan Rice’s transfer to Arsenal and the $105 million ($133 point four million) transfer fee paid for him, it is reported that the Blues are hoping to complete a deal for closer to £70 million ($88 point nine), with £10 million ($12 point seven million) in add-ons and some loans to sweeten the deal.

Additionally, Romano states that the only party currently in discussions with Caicedo is Chelsea, and that those discussions are moving forward favorably.

Because Caicedo is a special player, it is good news for Chelsea that they are the only team involved. Few players possess the physicality, technical proficiency, defensive prowess, in-possession play, and youth that he does, all in one package.

Caicedo is still awaiting the submission of a second official bid for a midfielder, but given the ongoing discussions regarding Levi Colwill and the open lines of communication, it appears that the Blues are safe.

Although there is still a long way to go, Chelsea is determined to prevent Caicedo’s price from being determined by larger football transfers after Mykhailo Mudryk’s was. In either case, acquiring a player of his caliber would be astonishing, and doing so for a price that is noticeably less than what they paid for Enzo Fernandez would be a huge plus.

“Agreement” with Kylian Mbappe.

According to Sky Sports, Kylian Mbappe is already committed to joining Real Madrid next summer, according to Paris Saint-Germain. Earlier this year, the player made clear that he intended to leave the Parisiens and that he would not be signing a contract extension past 2024.

Mbappe has been a longtime favorite of Chelsea, and the club was heavily linked with a move for him when it became clear that conditions in France were anything but straightforward. Mbappe is now anticipated to leave the club in the upcoming year, but it is unclear at what point.

football. Chelsea need a striker, Mbappe is on the move, and frankly, if it comes down to a free transfer he is unlikely to choose Stamford Bridge over some of the potential destinations. London says: Mauricio Pochettino would love to be reunited with Mbappe, right?

It only makes sense in this situation for Chelsea to try and, if at all possible, secure something during this window. The problem is that, in reality, that is irrelevant. Mbappe himself has stated he is not pushing for an immediate exit, and PSG are determined to keep him for as long as they can.
Chelsea, on the other hand, don’t play in the Champions League.

What is clear is that Chelsea will continue to be linked to the World Cup champion while his future is uncertain, and that in and of itself is intriguing.

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Mauricio Pochettino now have two words to describe Liverpool as a team

Mauricio Pochettino has praised Liverpool as a team ahead of Chelsea’s Premier League opener against the Reds next month.

Speaking to the Blues’ official website, the Argentina manager has praised Jurgen Klopp’s side as Chelsea begin pre-season preparations for the upcoming season, which will see the western side of London take on Liverpool in the first match of the 2023/24 Premier League season.

Pochettino was a surprise appointment as Graham Potter’s long-term replacement at Chelsea this summer, but Liverpool are fully aware of what awaits them in the new season this summer with the former PSG and Tottenham manager.

In fact, Pochettono played countless times against Liverpool during his time at Spurs and Southampton and the Argentine is well aware of the Reds’ quality.

The Chelsea manager said: “We will be ready for the first game against Liverpool and it will be so exciting to have the first Premier League game at Stamford Bridge.”

“At Liverpool we will face a very good team, I know that very well from the past. Now it is important to visualize us at Stamford Bridge. We know the stadium very well and we know that together with the fans we create a good atmosphere.”

Pochettino is right to fear Liverpool ahead of their Premier League debut

Chelsea and Liverpool go into the new Premier League season hoping to do better than both clubs managed last season, and for Pochettino, the Blues manager is smart in recognizing the threat ahead in the opening game of the season.

As we know, both clubs are keen to get back into the top four and possibly go one step further by challenging for the Premier League title. And Pochettino could make a dream start at Chelsea by playing against Liverpool at Bridge next month.