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Officer: We put it on tape!  Saúl Ñíguez for Chelsea

Officer: We put it on tape! Saúl Ñíguez for Chelsea

Saúl Ñíguez goes to Chelsea FC. What seemed impossible has now come true, with Spaniard now playing in the Premier League.

The 26-year-old said he hit the transfer roller coaster, but finally reached the finish line safely and loudly. Although the collapse of the entire deal appeared to be a disaster in principle, Chelsea did not give up and it was very successful. Saúl Aguez will accomplish his goal and try his hand at a foreign league.

The footballer waited for hours to finally come to an agreement. Eventually, it moves on loan to Stamford Bridge, for which the club’s European champions will pay five million euros. In addition, Atletico Madrid agreed to sign a deal worth 40 40 million. It will take effect in June 2022.

This means that if the “blues” want to work with a Spaniard, they can sign him permanently without fear of competition. However, if they want to negotiate better conditions, they should be careful that the negotiations do not last until July, when the player will no longer be assigned to them.

According to media reports, the entire transaction will collapse on Monday. The Los Golconeros have not shown much interest in giving up their all-round midfielder all summer, which certainly has not made the negotiations easier. Last straight to the relocation window, the Londoners did not give up and from the morning of the relocation deadline day they were pressured to reach an agreement.

Chail joined the “Rojiplankos” academy from Real Madrid in 2008. Gradually, he progressed to the club rankings, first going to reserves, and then to the first team he had ever played for, with a brief break for an episode in Rayo Vallecano. He made himself known for his versatility in the middle lane, which prevented him from playing in his favorite position in the center of the field.

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