Mercato Mercato – PSG: Tuchel will return to the charge for the transfer of Kimpembe

Posted on July 19 at 11:45 p.m. by Thomas Bourseau

Presnel Kimpembe would be on the shelves of Chelsea. However, in recent hours, L’Equipe have claimed that the defender does not want to set sail and that the PSG management committee would not be open to such an eventuality. However, Chelsea would not throw in the towel.

And if Presnel Kimpembe were to stay at PSG ? In recent hours, The Team ended the soap opera Kimpembe. Although it is announced on departure to chelsea or at the Juventusthe tricolor world champion would have told his leaders last week that he cultivated a strong desire to continue in Paris, his favorite club, where he is under contract until June 2024.

Chelsea do not let go of the case for Kimpembe

Something to cool the ardor of Thomas Tuchel ? The former coach of PSG would campaign behind the scenes for Presnel Kimpembe join him at chelsea. A transfer offer would even have been sent to the PSG according The Daily Mail. A proposal that would amount to 47M€. And on his channel Youtubethe journalist Fabrizio Romano insisted that it should not be expected that chelsea withdraws. In addition to Jules Koundé, Presnel Kimpembe would be perceived as being a priority avenue for Thomas Tuchel for chelsea.

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Tuchel wants new blood in defense

And lately, despite the transfer of Kalidou Koulibaly, Thomas Tuchel did not hide his desire to recruit other defenders before the transfer window closed. “We need central defenders, at least two to replace Andreas (Christensen) and Toni (Rüdiger). We have Azpi (Cesar Azpilicueta) in our team at the moment and we are moving forward with him, but there are ongoing discussions about his personal situation and what we want. I think with Thiago (Silva) in the middle, Toni on the left and Azpi or Andreas (on the right), we had the three best fullbacks in the world”.