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Arne Slot, Liverpool manager, gives team instructions during the Premier League match against Chelsea FC at Anfield on October 20, 2024 in Liverpool, England. (Photo Carl Save/Getty Images)
Chelsea is obviously not pleased with Robert Sanchez or Philip Jorgensen as their main goalkeeper, and in the summer he will make a move for the caregiver of the second election of Liverpool, Caoimhin Kelleher.
Enzo Maresca has already made a decision O who his number one guard will be the rest of the season.
Chelsea wants Caoimhin Kelleher this summer
The news that Kelleher is likely to be the subject of Blues Desire Come End, they will probably see that one of Sanchez or Jorgensen is moving on the eve of next season.
“They (Chelsea) watch Kelleher from Liverpool“Dear Scout, Mick Brown, said Football insider.
“I think he’s a very good goalkeeper and he would be a good option for Chelsea.
“Whenever he calls him, he can invest in a number of impressive performances and never looks like it’s just a flash in a pan, it’s just his level.
“If he is not affected by Liverpool, because he looks like he will be with a new man who comes, I see him want to move on.”
It is certainly a lot that Maresca is doing at this point and in this moment.
Nico Jackson goes out for six to eight weeks and, such as contemporaries of the Premier League, Arsenal, western Londons do not have a natural striker to replace him.
Caoimhin Kelleher has a great decision to make
The huge mistake made by the club backwards was that Joao Felix allowed himself to go to AC Milan in January.
However, no one could have predicted such rotten happiness, hitting the Stamford Bridge clothing equally quickly.
Nonetheless, Chelsea must now focus on the end of the Premier League table as possible and, if they are able, land the title of the conference league to at least give their fans something to yell at.
If Kelleher decides to join Blues in the summer, it could be the first phase of another necessary renewal.
