Transfer News: Chelsea Gets Warning on Timo Werner move, Kai Havertz Transfer boost.

Chelsea Frank Lampard continues Stamford Rebuild as Kai Havertz deal improves.

Frank Lampard and Chelsea Director Marina Granovskaia are working hard as their chances of sealing a summer deal for Kai Havertz Bayer Leverkusen wonderkid have improved.

The Blues have previously faced heavy competition from Manchester United for the Bayer Leverkusen star Kai Havertz, The Daily Star claim that the Old Trafford side have now turned their attention to Ajax ace van de Beek.
And Manchester United’s hopes of signing the Dutchman for a reported £44m fee have been boosted by Ajax coach Ronald De Boer amid link from Real Madrid.

Timo Werner Coach Drop Warning over £53m Werner deal.
Another Germany international being heavily linked with a move to Stamford Bridge is RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner.
While it is understandable a £53m transfer is very much on course to be completed, Julian Nagelsmann says a deal is not guaranteed yet.

“The transfer is not fixed you, you have to emphasise that,” Nagelsmann told Sport1.
“I’m a coach with a realistic view and dreams.
“I’m aware that one or another highly talented player will leave us.
It’s up to us, then, to find new players who can follow in such big footsteps.”

Frank Lampard has a selection headache on his hands ahead of Chelsea’s Premier League return against Aston Villa.
That’s thanks to Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Billy Gilmour.
On Sunday the Blues ripped their fellow London rivals Queens Park Rangers 7-1 with Olivier Giroud, Willian and Mason Mount on the scoresheet.
But the big talking points surrounded Loftus-Cheek and Gilmour.
Both players bagged a brace and really pushed their credentials forward for a potential start in the Premier League at the weekend.
Abrahamovic Financial setback.
Chelsea have suffered a financial setback amid plans for a £143m Timo Werner and Kai Havertz double deal.
The Blues are the only ‘big six’ Premier League club to report an operating loss over the past season, a new study has revealed.

But what impact will this have going forward? If rumours are to be believed, Werner and Havertz are coming to ply their trade at Stamford Bridge next season.