Fresh reports have claimed Chelsea have made contact with Rennes over a possible deal for Jeremy Jacquet.
Frequent changes to the back four — with different centre-back combinations in most games — have prevented the defence from building cohesion and understanding. Stability at centre-back is crucial in the Premier League; without it Chelsea have conceded goals from set-pieces, breakdowns in structure and transitional moments where the team loses its shape.
Injuries have played a significant role in ***CHELSEA***’s defensive woes, but Even when fit, the squad has been juggling fitness issues and rotation, often forcing less experienced players into high-pressure roles without consistent partners.
That has led to many reports in the media which have claimed that Chelsea want to keep on adding to that back-line, and now reports have claimed that Jacquet is a player that is now wanted at Stamford Bridge.
The Daily Mail have claimed that Chelsea have made contact over a possible deal for the talented defender, as they seek to beat off the attentions of Arsenal for the lad.
IcChelseanews Says…
CHELSEA need to sign a defender that will bring leadership, quality and a proven record at playing at the very highest level of the game, Jacquet is far from that and will need time before he is ready for this move to Chelsea.
He is a very talented lad, but to be honest, he is the type of player that we do not need right now and i would much prefer that the club spent £30 million on a player that could make an immediate impact.
There are some worldies out there, and we would like one of them to be signed you know?
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