Club and agents consequently attempt to find a fitting solution for both parties. While this might perhaps appear rather harsh from the German, comforting talks will have occurred behind the scenes. In a crystal clear action by Tuchel, Gilmour was not given a squad number for the current campaign. And that sentiment applies even when the strategy means a step down in club standing. However, if you can’t offer the highest calibre youngsters first team opportunities, they will seek minutes elsewhere. An international with Scotland for some time, Gilmour has pedigree. First of all, the talented and likeable midfielder Billy Gilmour, who is said to want out of CFC. With regards to potential leavers, PoL will now assess two extra rumours. 🔵 Chelsea have new top talents strategy, wanted by Todd Boehly – it’s not over, now targeting also South American stars #CFC Journalist Nick Purewal optimistically describes ambition at Stamford Bridge as “a remarkable transfer push”, which he says “sees no signs of abating”. A report claims that CFC are still ‘working on deals’ for all three. Another FCB man, Frenkie de Jong, Wesley Fofana of Leicester City and Everton starlet Anthony Gordon remain on the list. While the west London side are confident of a deal for Barca’s asset, there is plenty of talk elsewhere about other supposed top targets. If particulars are acceptable, CFC will apparently bid for Aubameyang for PoL, the jury remains out on this prospective addition. According to Fabrizio Romano, a meeting took place Thursday afternoon concerning the personal terms of former Arsenal centreforward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Another striker appears to be a priority at Stamford Bridge, as Pride of London has repeated over the past few months. In fact, it is extremely likely that the Blues shall make one or more high profile signings before the opportunity ends in September. There are almost exactly two weeks remaining in the 2022 summer transfer window, which means Chelsea will certainly attempt to complete further business. Chelsea’s German head coach Thomas Tuchel (R) and Chelsea’s Scottish midfielder Billy Gilmour (Photo by LAURENCE GRIFFITHS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
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