According to the British media Daily Telegraph, Arsenal has conducted a background check on Maduaike, while Chelsea is preparing to deal with the direct contact between Arsenal opponents of Maduaike, with a planned price of 55 million pounds. Maduai...
According to the British media Daily Telegraph, Arsenal has conducted a background check on Maduaike, while Chelsea is preparing to deal with the direct contact between Arsenal opponents of Maduaike, with a planned price of 55 million pounds.
Maduaike has agreed with Arsenal on personal terms. It is understood that as part of the investigation into the players, Arsenal has spoken with people who have worked with Maduaike.
Saka, Rice and Skelli were teammates of Maduaike in England, while Arteta was Pochettino's old teammates in Paris, who had coached Maduaike at Chelsea.
Arsenal is now expected to contact Chelsea directly for Maduaike, and the negotiations in the previous stage have been conducted through the middlemen.
Maduaike did not enter the starting lineup in the semi-finals of the Flound World Cup against Fruminense, but came on as a substitute in the second half.
Given that Maduaike and Ilanga are of the same age and similar characteristics, Chelsea will refer to the transaction of Ilanga's transfer to Newcastle for £55 million as the benchmark for Maduaike's valuation. Whether Arsenal is willing to meet Chelsea’s valuation or whether their background checks have affected the intensity of interest in Maduaike remains to be seen.
Although the club did not list Maduaike for sale or encourage a quote to him, Chelsea is willing to hear the offer to him.
club has signed winger Gittens, and Estewan will also join Chelsea's first team in the upcoming season. Joao Pedro can also play on the wing, which means Maduaike faces fierce competition for appearance at Chelsea Bridge, and Pedro Neto has become the first choice for the right winger position.
Chelsea reportedly hopes that up to nine attackers will compete for the position in the new season, and if there are any more players to sell, they do not rule out another signing at that position.
In addition to Maduaike, Nkunku has also attracted the interest of other clubs, and clubs such as Manchester United and Bayern are paying attention to him.
