Chelsea have been improving their performance under Enzo Marseca of late, and now they are competing for the top four spot in the league. If they are successful in that, then they will be able to play in the UEFA Champions League next season. Just like you can wager on whether Chelsea makes it to the Champions League, you can also try out new online casinos here.
The Blues want to sign Mathys Tel
The Blues will want to strengthen their options in the summer transfer window if they qualify for Europe next season. Chelsea need more quality and depth in the attack, as they have been heavily dependent on the performance of Cole Palmer, who has been in sensational form this season.
It is reported that the Blues still want to sign Mathys Tel if Tottenham don’t activate the buyout clause for £45 million. He has not been at his best at Tottenham and is still adapting to the rigors of the Premier League. Spurs, however, still want to sign him, but not at £45 million.
In this situation, the Blues come into play. They possess the financial muscle to pay that amount and might be looking to do so in the summer. Mathys Tel has assisted one goal in eight matches so far in the 2024/2025 season in the Bundesliga. On the other hand, he has scored just one goal for Spurs in the six Premier League matches that he has been part of this season (as of April 10, 2025).
How will he help Chelsea?
The 19-year-old has the pace, energy, and directness to trouble the opposition defenders. Tel has the quality to utilize the spaces behind the backline and also confuse the defenders with his movement off the ball. The Bayern Munich man can also play as a central striker and drift wide to provide different options in attack. Moreover, the 19-year-old is a dream for a manager for his ability to work hard without the ball and provide relentless pressure.
If Chelsea sign him, Tel will strengthen Chelsea’s attack with pace, something they have craved under Enzo Maresca. He is raw, sure, but with guidance, Tel could blossom into a top-tier forward, giving the Blues a dynamic edge in their push for trophies.
Chelsea ready to pay €120 million for signing Real Madrid star Rodrygo
Fichajes has reported that the Blues are very interested in the Real Madrid superstar Rodrygo and want to break the bank to sign him in the summer transfer window. The Blues are ready to spend €120 million to sign the Brazilian and make him one of the most expensive signings of the club.
Rodrygo has mainly played on the right wing under Carlo Ancelotti this season due to the arrival of Kylian Mbappe, with Vinicius Junior playing on the left. He has been one of the main players to stand up on important Champions League nights whenever his club needed him to bail them out.
Rodrygo has scored six goals in 27 matches so far in the La Liga 2024/2025 season. Four of the six goals were scored at home, while he scored two goals at away games. Overall, Rodrygo’s goals scored per 90 minutes is 0.3. Moreover, his total G/A (goals + assists) is 11 for this season. The Brazilian’s goal involvement equates to 0.56 per 90 minutes, and his non-penalty xG per 90 minutes is 0.33 (as of April 10, 2025).
Is Rodrygo worth the value?
The Real Madrid gem is a world-class player at his age and has enough quality to provide any team that he plays for. He possesses the ability to terrorize defenders with his pace and dribbling and can also finish chances from any angle. Rodrygo can play as a winger and also as a central striker. He links up well and also provides pinpoint passes and is a menace to defend with his quick feet. In addition to that, he is built for big stages.
Chelsea splashing €120 million on him? It’s steep, but he is worth it. Their attack needs a spark, and Rodrygo has proven he can deliver consistently at the elite level. Pair him with their young core, and you have a recipe for goals galore. If they pull it off, it’s a statement signing that could lift them back into title contention. Moreover, the Brazilian might want to be the main man as he is in the shadow of Vini Jr. and Mbappe, and Madrid also won’t be too disappointed with the money that Chelsea have decided to pay.
