Chelsea are the latest side to show an interest in trying to sign Everton star Iliman Ndiaye, although he may cost upwards of £60 million to acquire in the summer.
CHELSEA have been buying some quality players over the past couple of transfer windows, and all their hard work in the market has paid off, as the Blues are on course to get another season on Champions League football.
But there are a few players in the side that are probably no longer needed by Liam Rosenior, and there has been alot of speculation and rumours in the media about stars that could be let go in the upcoming transfer window.
The Londoners boosted their title aspirations by investing heavily last summer, strengthening their forward line by signing Joao Pedro and Liam Delap, but now according to a report from Caught Offside, Chelsea remain keen on strengthening their forward options, and they have now entered the race to sign Everton star Iliman Ndiaye.
But the reports says that they will be in for a transfer battle to sign the Everton star with Tottenham Hotspur, CHELSEA and Manchester United also keen on trying to prise him away from the Toffees when the transfer window opens.
Not only that, but the Toffees are set to hold out for a huge transfer fee, with David Moyes’ side looking to receive €65m – €75m (£57m – £65m), so the Gunners will have to spend big to get a deal done
IcChelseanews Says…
Rosenior doesnt need to sign players that will demand to start every week, so adding someone like Ndiaye to the side in order to turn him into a big star kind of makes sense for his plan.
However – spending that much on a player that has done nothing in the game, will it really be worth the spending?
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