Transfer Rumors, News: Chelsea, Man United Pushing to Sign Sunderland's Sadiki
- Chelsea is leading the chase to sign AZ Alkmaar's Kees Smit, who is valued at around £25 million.
- Both Chelsea and Manchester United are acting quickly to sign Sunderland midfielder Noah Sadiki, making him a more affordable option for Manchester United.
- Sunderland signed Sadiki from Union SG in July for around £15 million.
- Manchester City is in a strong position to secure Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, who has a £65 million release clause.
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Man Utd & Chelsea in battle to sign Sunderland midfielder Noah Sadiki
Manchester United are battling with Chelsea over a deal to sign Sunderland’s defensive midfielder Noah Sadiki, as per Sky Sports. Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris focused on bolstering his midfield options, with Noah Sadiki joining from Belgian side Union SG in July. The DR Congo international has been key to the Black Cats’ strong start […] The post Man Utd & Chelsea battling over deal to sign £21m PL star - report first appeared on Football Talk
Report: Chelsea lead Newcastle in the race for highly regarded £25m rated future star
Chelsea are emerging as the frontrunners to sign AZ Alkmaar midfielder Kees Smit and have made contact with his camp according to reports.With the January window fast approaching, transfer rumours are starting to heat up, and as usual Chelsea have been linked with a number of players.The Blues reportedly aren’t expected to be busy this winter having heavily invested in the summer, but things can change very quickly in football.Chelsea emerge as …
Newcastle fear £25m target Kees Smit will now join Premier League rivals
The January window is still a few weeks away, but it seems like we may have already been dealt our first transfer setback. After suggestions that Newcastle will make a ‘big play’ to sign AZ Alkmaar star Kees Smit, reports on Friday afternoon explain why a winter move to St James’ Park is looking unlikely. Writing for The iPaper, Mark Douglas reveals that Chelsea are now showing strong interest… Source
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