Chelsea Brighton has joined the striker Evan Ferguson. Ireland International, who is willing to sell or loan the Republic of Brighton, has become a matter of interest in Arsenal, Bayer Leverkusen, Bournemouth, Everton Tottenham and West Ham.
Leverkusen was seen as Frontrner for Ferguson only to get their plan complicated from an agreement to sign al-Nasser Victor Bonifes. It has dropped the West Ham into a tight position but they are at risk of being outmacked by Chelsea. Enzo Marreska Nicholas is interested in bringing a striker to compete with Jackson, who has been seven games without scores in the Premier League, and is well known to the Ferguson Stamford Bridge Club’s recruitment team. Chelsea’s co-operative director Paul Winstley was previously Brighton.
It is not clear whether those Chelsea, who have recruited Brighton for the past two and a half years, want a loan or permanent contract. It seems that Ferguson, who is recovering from ankle injury, can be available for $ 40 million. The 20 -year -old once scored this season but has seen he as one of the best young forwards in England.
Ferguson’s competition is unpredictable. Arsenal needed a striker but no domestic loans left and Aston Villar Oli Watkins targeted. Ferguson Spurs’ picking will be below Richarlison and Dominic Solank. There will be regular playing opportunities in the Bournemouth, however, who lost NS Anal and Ivanilson in West Ham.
Chelsea has an alternative option before the transfer window is closed on Monday. They are interested in the Bayern Munich forward Mathews Tale and Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho. Spurs are pushing to sign in after the discussion with Bayern, but there is doubt as to whether they have funds to complete an agreement for the French person.
The other goals of Chelsea include Nico Williams in Athletic Bilbao and Jamie Bino-Gittens in Borussia Dortmund. They are also tracking the Epswich forward Liam Delop. Already, Villa France defender Axel Dissasi and Chelsea are seeking to sign the Portugal forward Joo Falix, who have agreed to an agreement to join the Queens Park Rangers in a free transfer to their academy’s product Harvey Welle.
