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Chelsea approached the move for Frenkie de Jong (Photo David Ramos/Getty Images)
Chelsea is allegedly one of several clubs that has approached the potential summer move for Barcelona Frenkie de Jong.
The Dutch midfielder remained less than 18 months at his contract at Camp Nou – and the rumors of departure circulated because of his struggle to secure a regular place at the beginning of XI Flick this season, as well as his huge salaries.
De Jong, who had been aside due to an ankle injury due to the early part of the campaign, began only four La Liga matches since he made a complete recovery. With a fierce competition of players like Pedri, Gavi, Fermin Lopez and Marc Casada, his role in the team was limited.
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Despite being associated with the Premier League for several years, the 27-year-old will finally make a move when the summer transfer opens. Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United Everything is said to have been contacted about potential transmission, According to tbr football.
Barcelona still wants to keep De Jong, but with his contract disappears in 2026, but they are Also open to sale to make rooms on the salary account.
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In other news about Chelsea, while the club could encourage De Jong, the team of Enza Maresca warned that Cole Palmer could try to leave Stamford Bridge if he failed to qualify for the Champions League football.
England International has still been left for more than eight years at a contract at Chelsea.
The Blues pattern won only two of his last 10 matches, and Pundit Paul Merson believes Palmer might want if their bad shape continues.
“If this year he is over outside the Champions League, Palmer will want to play the Champions League football football,” Merson told Sky Sports after defeating Chelsea of 2-1 from Aston Villa on Saturday night.
“He comes to the stage where, you know, the lowest drawer, so they will want to play in the Champions League. Look at this space if they do not enter the top five.”
