Chelsea agreed pay cut of E10million euro as the club continue the chase for Arsenal forward

CHELSEA players have agreeed a £10million decrease in salary as the club reduce costs because of the pandemic. 

In any case, that doesn't seem to have affected the Blues' transfer plans with moves for Ben Chilwell and Philippe Coutinho supposedly edging nearer... what's more, a staggering offer for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang mooted. 

Chelsea's rundown of summer move targets gives off an impression of being becoming considerably longer amidst rumours the Blues are keen on marking TWO players from Lille.

The French club's striker Victor Osimhen and their Brazilian centre-back Gabriel, are accounted for to be on Frank Lampard's radar.

What's more, Osimhen, who's scored 18 goals over all competitions this season, has been tipped as 'the future Didier Drogba'.

The Nigerian striker, who is 21', additionally supposed to be an target for Barcelona and Liverpool.

Another player answered to pull in the Blues' consideration is Stoke City's Mohamed Sankoh.

Goal claim Chelsea are keen on including the 16-year-old Dutch forward to their positions of best in class youthful abilities.

Sankoh, who won the European Under-17 Championship with the Netherlands, a year ago, is reportedly to have been on Chelsea and Atletico Madrid radars.

One player who's likely not going to advance toward Stamford Bridge is Man United target Jadon Sancho.

The Borussia Dortmund frontman looks sure to be moving to Old Trafford this summer in spite of Roman Ambramovich being eager to meet his £100million bidding cost.

Chelsea are presently taking a gander at bringing Philippe Coutinho to London.

Anyway the Blues are hesitant to pay £97million to Barcelona for the Brazilian.

Somewhere else Reece James endured a devastating thrashing in the FIFA 20 ePremier League competition.

The Blues defender was beaten 8-0 by Andre Gomes in a success which saw the Toffees move to the following round of the virtual football challenge.
Proceeds raised from the opposition will be given to the playerstogether initiative set up in support of the NHS.