Chelsea’s success in the transfer market

Chelsea is called the billion-dollar team because it makes a lot of deals.

Let me tell you about Chelsea’s success in the current transfer market and how they didn’t spend a billion or anything!

Yesterday, Chelsea sold Nkunku to Milan for €42 million with a percentage of the resale, Nkunku is 27 years old and is currently valued at €35 million,

and in the last two seasons, Nkunku missed 9 months due to injury, which means Chelsea made a profit on the deal.

It’s impressive that Chelsea has sold 13 players for €316.5 million in the current transfer window, which is the highest sales figure in the current transfer window among all European clubs!

The surprise is that Chelsea bought Garnacho today from United for around €45 million after buying players such as João Pedro,

Hato, Estevao, Delap, and Jeten to spend €325 million!

This means that Chelsea’s net spending so far is less than €10 million, and they have the luxury of making another deal

and possibly paying the €90 million that Barcelona wants for Ferran López!

Chelsea buys a lot, but it also knows how to sell a lot, and its net spending is not terrifying at all.

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Chelsea’s strategy is clear.

They buy young players who don’t have much experience yet,

but they will be the backbone of the team in two or three years.

Examples include Palmer, Enzo, and Caicedo.

Now they are putting their trust in João Pedro, Delap, Jeten, Garnacho, and Estevao.

Those who prove themselves become the backbone of the project.

Those who don’t are loaned out to gain different experiences

or sold at a good price because they are worth that price.

Then the cycle repeats itself and new talents are found.

Chelsea is a group of large companies or factories.

Chelsea’s talents are endless, and their academy is full.

But it is a project based on young talents, not established names with extensive experience.

Chelsea is one of the six teams in the Premier League with the lowest net spending.

If they don’t sign Ferran López,

they will stay out of the transfer market with very reasonable deals and sell their players.

They are not obligated, and their net spending is meaningless. It’s considered nothing.

As for Chavi Simmons,

Chelsea did not make an offer because Simmons rejected them.

On the contrary, Chelsea was loyal to Simmons, and Simmons wanted Chelsea.

Tottenham did not make a move on Chelsea because Chelsea did not make any offers and did not make a clear decision.

Tottenham seized the opportunity and offered 60 million and got Simmons.

Tottenham needs Simmons more than Chelsea does because Palmer and Pedro play normally under the striker.

And Fermin Lopez will be useful as a profile, not as a center, meaning that Lopez is different from Palmer and Pedro, so he can play a new role in that position.

That’s why Chelsea went for him and wasn’t serious enough with Simmons because he would be similar to Palmer, so they didn’t need him.

Chelsea officially signed Alejandro Garnacho from Manchester United for £40 million with a 10% sell-on clause on a seven-year contract!

Chelsea has secured its wings so well that it now has a respectable number of wingers:

– Neto

– Palmer

– Estevao

– Gaitan

– Garnacho

And it also has Joao Pedro, who knows how to play on the wing .. Not to mention Palmer, who can also play under the striker.

Chelsea’s squad is very diverse and has many solutions. It’s true that Garnacho didn’t succeed at Manchester United,

but things may be different at Chelsea because of the different environment in general. We’ll see what Mariska can get out of him.

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