Chelsea green light to sign midfielder -star announces excitement after move–Tuchel gives
big Lewi update
Chelsea have been given the green light to finally sign Houssem Aouar – as Lyon have
finally decided to let him leave.
Now we all know that Thomas Tuchel has already delved onto that transfer kitty and added
players to the squad that will give them a better chance of winning that Premier League
title again next season.
And there has been alot of speculation about players that could potentially follow the
likes of Raheem Sterling and Kalidou Koulibaly to the club, and there now seems a real chance
that the club are able to sign a player that they have been after for a good amount of
transfer windows.
Aouar’s contract at Lyon expires in June 2023 – but he shows no signs of penning
an extension despite joining the club way back in 2009 aged 11, and the fact the 23-year-old
Frenchman changed agents to IMC Stellar Sports at the beginning of this year further implies
he will be packing his bags.
In 45 games this season, the midfielder has scored 8 goals and 4 assists, a decrease in
his goal involvements since his 2019/20 season which notably saw an impressive Champions
League campaign.
Now the French club are open to selling the Frenchman, according to L’Equipe.
Look, there are always players linked with Chelsea way before the transfer window opens
up, but Aouar is a man that the Blues should have signed in previous windows, he really
is gifted.
If they do make a move, if they are able to get him for a bargain, and if they can get
the best out of him, he would be a very special buy for the club.
He would add a bit more quality to a midfield that has impressed for most of the season.
Ian Maatsen has opened up and admitted that he is excited after completing his move from
Chelsea to Burnley on loan.
The 20-year-old becomes Vincent Kompany’s and Burnley’s seventh signing of the summer
transfer window.
And after completing his summer move to Burnley – Maatsen has opened up and admitted just
how excited he is to have joined Vincent Kompany’s side and believes that the move will be good
for the man.
“I’m excited to come here and play for Burnley.
It’s a big club and a new challenge which I’m ready for.
“It’s a different town, but a new challenge.
I look forward to meeting new people and this season will be good for me.”
“I really look forward to it.
I’m in good shape and we’re going on Sunday to Lisbon to train hard and prepare ourselves
for Huddersfield.
“I’m looking forward to being game ready for that first match, and I haven’t met
all the lads yet, but on Sunday we’ll all come together.
“I’ll meet them, train with them, get a feeling for the group, and start building
towards that Huddersfield game.
I’m really excited.”
“I’m a player that loves football.
I’m aggressive and on the front foot.
I love to be on the ball and just look forward to playing in front of all the fans.
“I hope they support us all the way through, and we will make it a special season.”
This is a very good move from the lad to make as he should get some much needed first-team
experience.
He is not quite ready to challenge for a first-team place at Chelsea – so yeah – this is a
good move for all involved.
Ian Maatsen has opened up and admitted that he is excited after completing his move from
Chelsea to Burnley on loan.
The 20-year-old becomes Vincent Kompany’s and Burnley’s seventh signing of the summer
transfer window.
And after completing his summer move to Burnley – Maatsen has opened up and admitted just
how excited he is to have joined Vincent Kompany’s side and believes that the move will be good
for the man.
“I’m excited to come here and play for Burnley.
It’s a big club and a new challenge which I’m ready for.
“It’s a different town, but a new challenge.
I look forward to meeting new people and this season will be good for me.”
“I really look forward to it.
I’m in good shape and we’re going on Sunday to Lisbon to train hard and prepare ourselves
for Huddersfield.
“I’m looking forward to being game ready for that first match, and I haven’t met
all the lads yet, but on Sunday we’ll all come together.
“I’ll meet them, train with them, get a feeling for the group, and start building
towards that Huddersfield game.
I’m really excited.”
“I’m a player that loves football.
I’m aggressive and on the front foot.
I love to be on the ball and just look forward to playing in front of all the fans.
“I hope they support us all the way through, and we will make it a special season.”
This is a very good move from the lad to make as he should get some much needed first-team
experience
He is not quite ready to challenge for a first-team place at Chelsea – so yeah – this is a
good move for all involved