To take Cesare Casadei on loan for the upcoming season, Chelsea is now prepared to reject four offers from Championship clubs.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano, a reputable source, claims as much.

Cesare Casadei, just 20 years old, is a promising young player who cost the Blues £12 million last summer (Guardian).

What does the future hold for the Italian midfielder who spent last season with Chelsea’s Under-21 team before going on a brief loan to Reading?

This week, Gianluca Di Marzio asserted that Leicester City had asked Chelsea if they could temporarily sign Casadei to help them achieve their goal of leaving the Championship.

However, it appears that the 20-year-old won’t be moving down to the second division.

Romano claimed on Twitter that Chelsea would reject four different Casadei offers from Championship teams.

The Blues would much rather the box-to-box midfielder gets to continue his development in the Premier League or Serie A next season.

Despite four loan proposals from Championship clubs, Cesare Casadei’s plans for next season are for Premier League or Serie A football, Romano said.

The final decision will be made in conjunction with Chelsea, but that kind of move will be given priority. ”.

Although we can understand why Casadei might face more pressure at a higher level the following year, Leicester will undoubtedly enter the Championship season as one of the strong favorites to be promoted.

The Athletic previously stated that when Casadei first joined the club, he impressed everyone at Chelsea’s first-team practice.

We can’t wait to see where he plays in the upcoming season.

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Chelsea and Liverpool may suffer significant losses as Man City looks to sign Declan Rice to a new contract

Manchester City could put a damper on Chelsea and Liverpool’s transfer hopes this summer.

Chelsea and Liverpool could be the big losers as Manchester City opt out of signing Declan Rice. Pep Guardiola reportedly interested in signing Spanish midfielder Gabri Veiga as West Ham’s alternate captain

City were considered candidates to sign Rice last week. With Arsenal’s first two offers rejected, the treble winners entered the race

City didn’t make their opening offer for Rice until Monday. They were prepared to pay £80million plus another £10million in surcharges

West Ham turned down the offer as they wanted more than £100m. Arsenal have now made a £100m offer with a further £5m in offers.
The city is unwilling to comply with this offer and has therefore withdrawn from the race. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano says City are now interested in Veiga.

The 21-year-old Celta Vigo star has a release clause of around £34.5m. Romano claims Chelsea and Liverpool remain interested in the player.

However, any City rapprochement could be bad news for both Premier League contenders.

Chelsea will not take part in any European competition next season while Liverpool missed out on Champions League qualification.

City are the defending champions of Europe’s elite club tournament and have won five Premier League titles in six seasons. This offer might be too hard for Veiga to refuse as Chelsea and Liverpool search for their own alternative destinations.

Veiga is a central midfielder who spent his career at Celta. He made 55 appearances for the club’s first team, scoring 11 goals.

He wouldn’t be a comparable alternative to Rice for City as he is a more forward-thinking midfielder. Veiga could instead replace Ilkay Gundogan who will join Barcelona at the end of his contract.

City have already signed another player who could follow in Gündogan’s footsteps. On Tuesday, they officially announced the signing of Mateo Kovacic from Chelsea. Kovacic, 29, has signed a four-year contract to join the Etihad. After the announcement of the move, he expressed his joy.

Kovacic said: “It’s a brilliant move for me and I can’t wait to start at City. Anyone who has seen this team under Pep knows how good they are – for me they are the best in the world. “

“The trophies they have won are visible to all, but they are also the best football team ever.” Being part of this team is truly a dream for any footballer.”