Chelsea to make €58m Barcelona target top priority after Michael Olise option fades
Jun 23, 2024 8:42 PM
Spain and Athletic Club winger Nico Williams is one of the most exciting in the game currently, and it is no surprise that Europe’s giants are circling. Barcelona had identified him as one of two top targets for their left wing position, but they may have to move quickly if they want to stand a chance of signing him.
Williams, 21, has a €58m release clause, and Gianluca di Marzio is reporting that after missing out on Michael Olise, who appears to have decided to head to Bayern Munich instead, the Blues have made the Basque winger their top priority.

Liverpool and Arsenal are also interested in Williams, and may provide more stiff competition for Chelsea in financial terms. Athletic Club will not negotiate on his release clause, so any side that aims to sign him must present that money up front. He has also spoken this weekend, declaring that he is happy at Athletic Club, and doesn’t understand the constant questions about his future, having recently signed a renewal.
Chelsea are looking in a right direction as Michael Olise is moving to Bayern Munich and they can not miss this opportunity . First they were looking for Michael Olise but Bayern Munich connections are strong and it seems like they were able to catch him .Now, Williams isn't a bad choice either like is young, passionate, energetic,and full of zeal and zest .
Although,my fair opinion is 58 million is expensive and he should be like that 35 or 40 million. The deal is not finalized yet and negotiations are still ongoing , will see if they come point to a result or they go without any result .
One big problem for Chelsea is that when there is a more competition, the price of player automatically hikes up. It is come under rumours that Liverpool and Arsenal are also looking for him.Thats why, Chelsea might suffer a problem if they are to lower the release clause.
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