Chelsea’s buying and selling policy over the years is worth studying. From buying players at high prices to selling to others at low prices. Now a new case can be given with more than possible sale of Conor Gallagher, one of the team’s captains and a key piece for Pochettino. The club’s owners want to generate revenue to afford a signing and negotiations with Tottenham have already begun and are close to closing. According to the English media, the agreement could reach a figure close to 40M.
Ange Postecoglou, is a big fan of Gallagher and sees him as the perfect match for his game system. He loves her no matter what and after the great first round the board did, he wants to grant her request.
Complaints from fans
Chelsea fans couldn’t believe what they were seeing. In the summer they invested 130 million for Caicedo, in the last winter market 120 for Enzoand now they are Gallagher is dismissed for 40. Surprisingly, he was the most consistent of the three in the ‘blues’ season. With the latest information pointing to an imminent deal, Blues fans did not hesitate to flood Twitter with comments such as: “No way, Conor is the type of player we need to reign again.” ”The mismanagement is incredible, we’re going to send one of the boys defending our shirt off with the greatest honor,” another ‘X’ user said. Everyone added “Don’t Sell”.
Column for Pochettino
Since the arrival of the Argentine coach at Chelsea the lineup has been Gallagher and ten others. Of the 19 Premier games he played in 18, all as a starter. The only loss was against Manchester United due to suspension.
His stats say it all. He is the Chelsea player with the most assists, chances created, interceptions, balls recovered and distance traveled by the entire team.
This Saturday against Luton (1:30 pm) could be his last game as a ‘blue’, but he will nonetheless start and wear the captain’s armband.
Source: La Verdad
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