Chelsea On a Mission to Sign Aaron Anselmino
Jun 27, 2024 9:21 AM
Chelsea are on a mission to sign promising Boca Juniors centre-back, Aaron Anselmino this summer as they are in active talks .They eye Anselmino as a signing for the future who is highly valued among young centre-backs in the market, and Romano suggests other clubs could still enter the race for him, including Manchester United.
The Red Devils were willing to trigger Anselmino release clause in March, while the likes of AC Milan and Real Madrid were previously linked with the starlet.After signing a new contract this year, Anselmino saw his release clause reportedly increased slightly to £20m. Chelsea are currently working on a deal below his release clause.After spending £1bn on new signings in Todd Boehly's era, the Blues show no signs of stopping this summer as they target another promising youngster to add to their ranks.

Anselmino, who joined Boca's academy aged just 12, broke into the first team last year and has made 10 senior appearances so far, scoring one goal.He received praise from Boca president Juan Roman Riquelme, who singled out his work ethic and desire to learn.He has been described as a special talent by analyst Ben Mattinson, could become the second centre-back to join Chelsea this summer, last month, the Blues confirmed the signing of free agent Tosin Adarabioyo on a four-year deal.
Chelsea signing youngster and at same time it might be a golden opportunity for the youngster. Its a Golden chance for him to prove himself at the international forum, make a track in which he can go smoothly in the future .AC Milan and Real Madrid are also behind the youngster with might put trouble to Chelsea as they Look forward to lessen release clause of youngster , expected to be at 20 million dollars ,
Chelsea have already spent one billion dollars on there signing,and they cannot afford more due to the restriction imposed by financial fair play rules .Can Chelsea make it or Real Madrid intervene with Potential interest by AC Milan as well.
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