Saturday's transfer gossip:
Chelsea are prepared to make Barcelona and Spain midfielder Gavi one of the top earners in the Premier League in order to sign the 18-year-old.
Chelsea will try everything possible to keep him, but the likelihood is that he will be a valuable asset to Barcelona in the future. It will be difficult to allow him to join another club unless he expresses an interest and is eager to join on his own own.
The Blues are also confident they can win the race for Napoli and Nigeria striker Victor Osimhen, 24, even without Champions League football next season. Will that happen? Chelsea wants to bring in a lot of players, but which of all their player wishes will be fulfilled in the end?
Some prominent Premier League clubs are interested in the Nigerian striker, with Chelsea joining the list of clubs bidding for him. I believe he would like to join Chelsea since he has been linked to Chelsea great Didier Drogba as a football mentor. Given the current status of the Chelsea team, he may reconsider joining the club.
England striker Harry Kane, 29, will wait to reassess a new contract at Tottenham once the club has appointed a new manager, amid interest from Manchester United and Bayern Munich. Does this mean that there is a chance that Kane will stay at Tottenham after all the talk that he is going to a new club?
He'll probably stay again because no one can be sure of his intentions right now because he hasn't mentioned anything about staying or not. Harry Kane has a strong attachment to his team, and he will remain devoted to them in the future. This is an opportunity for him to go win trophies in other teams; if he doesn't seize it now, he might end up retiring without a trophy, despite his significant successes in the Premier League.
In addition to Colwill, Liverpool are also interested in Chelsea's England midfielders Conor Gallagher, 23, and Mason Mount, 24. What in the end of all these plans Liverpool will come true?
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https://www.bbc.com/sport/65278270After Frank Lampard recent praise about Mason Mount, I doubt Chelsea will let him go. The Coach's praise is a strong indication that he will be one of Lampard's main priorities when building a new Chelsea team for next season. Liverpool will find it difficult to convince him to join them right now.