Daily Mirror warns Florentino Pérez, Chelsea wants 3 players on Real Madrid’s list

Although this past weekend he suffered a painful defeat against Newcastle, the ChelseaLittle by little, its results are improving. Those of Mauricio Pochettino They are still in tenth place, but in recent days they have tied against the then leader of the Premier League, Manchester City, and, previously, with the current virtual leader, Arsenal.

In this sense, it is evident that a club with Chelsea’s history demands the maximum and the margin for error is minimal, but it must be taken into account that, as in any new project, Todd Boehly It also requires time to adapt, no matter how multimillion-dollar it may be. Furthermore, the American billionaire is clearly betting on signing promising young players who, despite having great potential, are currently not great stars. In this sense, after signings such as Enzo Fernández, Moisés Caicedo, Mykhaylo Mudryk and Noni Madueke, the Daily Mirror English advances that Boehly would have set his eyes on three young forwards: Benjamin Sesko, Victor Boniface y Santiago Gimenez.

Chelsea and Real Madrid, conflict of interest

Sesco20 years old, Bonifacefrom 22, the Gimenez, also 22, are three very promising ‘9’ projects for the future. The first already has some experience in the Champions League with Red Bull Salzburg and Red Bull Leipzigthe second is marveling with the shirt of the Bayer Leverkusen in the Europa League and the third debuted during this edition of the Champions League with a goal against Lazio.

The fact is that the three footballers are premature scorers who, as it could not be otherwise, by standing out as such, have aroused the interest of several greats such as, in this case, Chelsea. Be that as it may, according to the web portal linked to the news of the Real Madrid, defensaccentral.com, Florentino Perez I was also awaiting these three names for the future ‘9’ of Real Madrid.

Sesko, Giménez and Boniface, young, but expensive

Although they are still not proven footballers no matter how much projection they show, Benjamin Sesko is protected in Germany until 2028 and will not leave Leipzig for less than 60 million euros of its termination clause. In the case of Santiago Giménez, in his contract, the Feyenoord He does not specify any termination clause, but having a market value that already reaches 40 million euros, Real Madrid, Chelsea or any team that wants to recruit him will most likely have to reach the same figure.

Boniface’s case is copied, since he has just arrived at Leverkusen from Belgian Union Saint-Gilloise, but his value has already skyrocketed to 40 million euros after the 11 goals in 17 games that he has been able to score under his command. by Xabi Alonso.