The Guardian: Chelsea considers introducing Gittens, with transfer fees expected to be 50 million pounds

According to the Guardian, Chelsea is considering introducing Dortmund player Gittens, with a transfer fee of 50 million pounds.

The Guardian reported that after contacting Dortmund for Gittens, Chelsea considered bidding for the winger, and it was expected to cost 50 million pounds to introduce him, and he is one of the players that Chelsea is interested in. Chelsea hopes to sign a winger before the Club World Cup, and being able to play on the left right winger is the top priority, and the Blues will also announce a deal to sign Drapp 30 million pounds.

Chelsea had followed Nico, but his price may be too high, and the club also became interested in Manchester United winger Garnacho in the winter window. Gittens once played for Chelsea youth training. The 20-year-old player is in line with the club's strategy of introducing young players. There is still uncertainty in the negotiations between Chelsea and Dortmund.

At the same time, it remains to be seen whether Chelsea will buy Sancho for 25 million pounds. Some key figures within the club are not optimistic about him because his performance is unstable. But if Sancho agrees to cut salaries, the deal may still happen, and if Chelsea sends Sancho back to Manchester United, a penalty of 5 million will be required.

Chelsea also hopes to introduce a central defender. It remains to be seen whether the striker will be introduced after signing Drapp. They are optimistic about Ekitic, but the price of 84 million pounds is too high. Cesco has also received long-term attention. If Chelsea signs two strikers, there is uncertainty about Jackson's future.

In terms of selling, Chelsea is willing to accept the offer for Maduaike, and Nkunku and Felix are also to be sold. Sanchez and Petrovic are not optimistic in the transfer market, Vega, Chilwell and Disasi are not favored. Fifana's injury problem means he is not good to be sold. Hall, Chuk Umeka and Ugochuku will be sold, and Sterling has no future in the team.