Chelsea to be involved in two major summer transfer stories

England beat Senegal 3-0 last night in the World Cup last 16 to set up a quarter-final match against France on Saturday evening.

Two players for England

assuredly stood out once again for me. Obviously, Jude Bellingham was one of them and easily the man of the match. But Declan Rice once again for me just recapitulated the ‘unsung’ job that he does on the 

timbre, and if it wasn’t for him, players like Bellingham and Phil Foden would not have been able to be as operative as they were. Rice being there alone permit Bellingham to go and roam and play with liberty, and he 

definitely did that.

Bellingham is going to be THE most sought-later player in the season when he is anticipated to leave Dortmund for a lot of money. One team is going to have to pay VERY big to get Bellingham, and Chelsea will assuredly be in the mix.

Privately, I can perceive him going to Manchester City, but you can never 

edit anything out at this period. But Jude is going to be a 

universal world-beater and it’s scary, exceptionally if he goes to City or even Liverpool. All the vital clubs are in for him though.

On Declan Rice as well, Chelsea has a good chance of finally landing him in a move that just feels destined to happen. So you can bet your 

a base dollar that Chelsea will very much be implicated in both of these major transport stories that are contemplated to conclude in the season.

I  genuinely don’t believe we will sign both, but it looks like we are assuredly at least going to try!



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