Xavi Simons has removed RB Leipzig from his bio on Instagram as the 22-year-old hopes to complete a move to CHELSEA in the coming days and end all the speculation about his immediate future.
The club have been spending some serious money this transfer window, they have added some quality players to the squad and Enzo Maresca is keen to make sure that we end up with some more silverware.
But the transfer window is now over yet, and there has been alot of talk in the media that Xavi Simons is a player that Chelsea really wants to sign, and Simons is no longer keen to stay in the Bundesliga, he wants to make that step up in the game and play for one of the big clubs, with many reports in the media claiming that a move to Stamford Bridge is one that he would like to make.
Now, reported by the Chelsea Chronicle, Simons has removed his current employers Leipzig from their previous place in his Instagram bio, continuing to spark rumours that he is closing in on a move to Stamford Bridge.
IcFootballnews Says…
If he is ready for the fight at CHELSEA, he would be a great signing, but Enzo Maresca is loyal to his players and the Dutchman will have to work very hard to make an impact.
He is a brilliantly gifted little player, and to be honest, So even though he may not be 100 per cent needed, he is a player we would like to see sign.
However – many fans will question why a player that is playing every week will want to come to a club that does not need any more midfielders, especially when there are other clubs chasing.
Money looks like it is the reason that Simons wants the move to Chelsea.
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