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Chelsea Deadline Day: No Rice No Partey For Chelsea! Bakayoko To Napoli! Emerson & Rudiger STAYING?!
Chelsea's transfer window looks to have come to an end with no more incoming signings coming through the door after potential links with Declan Rice and Thomas Partey have ended. Gunners hope to conclude deal for Atletico Madrid's Thomas Partey. Arsenal are trying to conclude a deadline-day deal for long-term target Thomas Partey from Atletico Madrid. The Ghana midfielder, 27, has a release clause of £45m. The Gunners' Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira, 24, is likely to move in the opposite direction and join the La Liga side on loan. Atletico midfielder Thomas Partey will undergo a medical in Madrid this evening ahead of completing a dramatic deadline-day move to Arsenal. Personal terms have already been agreed between the club and Partey's representatives as Mikel Arteta closes in on one of his key summer targets. The Gunners moved this morning with an approach for the player, notifying LaLiga of their intention to pay Partey's £45million release clause.
Chelsea have been linked with a late move for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice on transfer deadline day but the Hammers insist they will not sell. Assistant manager Alan Irvine has made it clear the club are planning for a future with the midfielder. Any hope of Chelsea re-signing Declan Rice from West Ham United has faded. In reality, it was a move that never got off the ground.
The Blues had a successful summer of spending, signing six players for a combined total of £220m ($275m) but they have struggled to loan players out
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Welcome to here we go.
Chelsea Deadline Day: No Rice No Partey For Chelsea! Bakayoko To Napoli! Emerson & Rudiger STAYING?!
Chelsea's transfer window looks to have come to an end with no more incoming signings coming through the door after potential links with Declan Rice and Thomas Partey have ended. Gunners hope to conclude deal for Atletico Madrid's Thomas Partey. Arsenal are trying to conclude a deadline-day deal for long-term target Thomas Partey from Atletico Madrid. The Ghana midfielder, 27, has a release clause of £45m. The Gunners' Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira, 24, is likely to move in the opposite direction and join the La Liga side on loan. Atletico midfielder Thomas Partey will undergo a medical in Madrid this evening ahead of completing a dramatic deadline-day move to Arsenal. Personal terms have already been agreed between the club and Partey's representatives as Mikel Arteta closes in on one of his key summer targets. The Gunners moved this morning with an approach for the player, notifying LaLiga of their intention to pay Partey's £45million release clause.
Chelsea have been linked with a late move for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice on transfer deadline day but the Hammers insist they will not sell. Assistant manager Alan Irvine has made it clear the club are planning for a future with the midfielder. Any hope of Chelsea re-signing Declan Rice from West Ham United has faded. In reality, it was a move that never got off the ground.
The Blues had a successful summer of spending, signing six players for a combined total of £220m ($275m) but they have struggled to loan players out