It is at the level of sweeping players.
The British media ‘Daily Mail’ reported on the 26th (Korean time), “Chelsea is aiming for Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Matheus Nunes (24). Liverpool and the scouting battle jumped in.”
Nunes left Portugal’s Sporting CP in the summer transfer window and joined Hwang Hee-chan (26)’s team, Wolverhampton. Wolverhampton signed Nunes for a transfer fee of 38 million pounds (approximately 58.1 billion won), the highest in the club’s history. Nunes is playing as a key midfielder. After wearing the Wolverhampton uniform in August, he digested 22 games.
His talent was unmistakable. Nunes was surrounded by rumors of transfer to a big club less than half a year after he stepped on the English stage. Liverpool, who are looking to sign a midfielder, are known to be keen on Nunes. ‘Daily Mail’ explained, “Wolverhampton was in danger of relegation, but Nunes performed outstandingly. It was enough to catch the attention of multiple clubs.” 메이저놀이터
In the meantime, Chelsea hastily jumped into the scout. ‘Daily Mail’ said, “Jurgen Klopp (55) is trying to recruit Nunes to strengthen the midfield,” and “Chelsea is closely monitoring Nunes’ situation. Liverpool and Nunes have jumped into the scout.”
Under the new owner system, Chelsea has become the biggest player in the transfer market. Todd Boelli has accelerated player recruitment after taking over Chelsea. According to British media ‘Sky Sports’, Chelsea have already invested 500 million pounds (approximately 762.1 billion won) this season.
He also won the competition with his rivals. Arsenal, who are leading the Premier League in the 2022-23 season, are close to signing Mikhailo Mudrik (21), a newcomer from Shakhtar Donetsk. Chelsea turned the plate right before the deal. He succeeded in bringing Mudrik to Shakhtar by offering 100 million euros (approximately 135 billion won).
‘Daily Mail’ said, “Liverpool could face competition from Chelsea to sign Nunes. Chelsea under Boelli’s leadership are ready to invest a huge transfer fee. he added.