Chelsea transfer news: £62 million ace projected for Blues move with Gabriel Jesus advised to pick Tuchel over Arteta.

“I truly thought Pulisic would be a wonderful player for Chelsea when they got him,” Cascarino remarked on talkSPORT. I expected him to be a top player, but due to injuries, that hasn’t been the case.

“One thing Raheem has is that he’s a really durable player. Hopefully, he doesn’t get hurt, but he’s a very durable player.” You can even swap him to the right to make him more versatile as a player.

“I could imagine Chelsea attempting to sign that type of wide man for Tuchel.” Why wouldn’t you want to? He builds statistics and simply stretches teams.

“Pace always strains teams, and if you want to counter-attack, Raheem is a superb counter-attacker because his pace is so deadly.”

Lukaku’s decision

Roberto Martinez, the manager of Belgium, has voiced his opinion on Romelu Lukaku’s future with Chelsea. “In Belgium, we are fairly relaxed with Romelu’s condition,” the Spaniard told Rte.

“I know it’s a major topic, but he’s trying to recuperate from his injuries right now, and that’s all he’s thinking about.” It will be for the right reasons if he continues at Chelsea.

“If he’s relocating, it’ll be because everyone has agreed to it.” Romelu is a player I’m quite familiar with. At an early age, I managed him at club level [at Everton].”

“When he was 19, he was in a far different situation than he is now. He’s now a mature player who knows exactly what he wants. He want to be influential while also enjoying his football. I’m confident that the decision made in the summer will be correct.

Advice from Jesus

Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus has been pushed by Stan Collymore to choose Chelsea and Ghomas Tuchel over London rivals Arsenal and their manager Mikel Arteta.When asked about Jesus’ future, Collymore told The Mirror, “There are reports of Chelsea sniffing around as well, and I don’t think Arsenal will be the only team in the fight for him this summer.” “But, let’s assume Arsenal gets him. My general fear and concern about Arsenal, as always, is whether we can trust Mikel Arteta to bring the best out of Jesus, and, if Pep Guardiola can’t, could he be the manager who helps him reach his full potential?” No, I don’t believe so.