Confirmed: Chelsea win the race to sign German talent , who has Nigerian background ,25 goal contribution this signing ,done deal for just $25 million ,Tuchel gave him a warm welcome today at Stamford Bridge .

 



Chelsea will have to act fast once the


 takeover of the club is completed to 


ensure they are not left behind by their


 Premier League rivals in the transfer market.



There is very little Thomas Tuchel can 


do at this moment in time but wait. Until


 the club is sold by Roman 


Abrahamovic and free of sanctions 


placed upon the Russian by the UK 


government, Chelsea can't plan in 


earnest for the summer transfer 


window. And that will leave them 


playing catch up, something the 


Blues head coach has admitted.


"We would have some targets and 


we would have for sure contacted some


 players and found out about their situations


," the German coach explained last 


week. “Of course, now our hands are


 tied. We can still have the talks inside


 the building, but we cannot act. The


 situation is not ideal.

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