Gabriel Slonina: Last News

Chelsea could be ready to pay £30million for Fulham teenage starlet Luke Harris.The 17-year-old has already been called up the Wales squad for the Dragons’ Nations League match against Poland. While he is yet to make his debut for Marco Silva’s side, the dynamic forward has already played his way onto the Blues’ radar.Harris destroyed Chelsea’s U21’s side earlier this year, netting a fantastic hat-trick in a truly memorable performance.

Cristiano Ronaldo and an unprecedented, 4-4-3 formation. Unfortunately, Thomas Tuchel and association football rules put an end to both of those wild dreams.

Chelsea forward Florent Malouda admits he is concerned Tottenham's progress under Antonio Conte - - but still believes his former club will be victorious in the derby.Thomas Tuchel’s men will play host to Conte’s dangerous Spurs side in what will be a perfect opportunity to see where the respective London neighbours are. Conte has been tipped to finish above his former side after a stunning transfer window that has seen Richarlison, Yves Bissouma, Djed Spence, Ivan Perisic, Clement Lenglet, and Fraser Forster move to the club.

Arsenal, but the Gunners are still paying his wages as Barcelona have secured his services for free.Arsenal were so desperate to get rid of Aubameyang that they terminated his contract at the club, and agreed to pay his wages for the rest of the season while he played at Barcelona. The Catalan side got a free ride, but now that they've signed Robert Lewandowski, they're looking to cash in on Aubameyang.However, despite agreeing to pay Aubameyang's salary, Arsenal could not negotiate a sell-on clause, meaning that they won't pocket a single penny if he is to move elsewhere.

Chelsea were reportedly just one step away from completing a move for highly-rated goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina before the club were placed under government sanctions.Following a three-month ownership saga, the Blues have finally been bought out by a consortium headed by American business Todd Boehly, in an eye-watering £4.25billion deal. The takeover is expected to bring an end to the UK sanctions placed on the west London outfit that prohibited them from offering new contracts, signing new players or, remarkably, even selling items in the club shop.Whilst under the ownership of Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, the Blues had been operating under a special government licence - which was set to expire on May 31st.It has been a tough few months for Chelsea.

Chelsea had reportedly agreed a deal to sign Chicago Fire youngster Gabriel Slonina before Roman Abramovich's crippling sanctions hit. The UK Government froze the assets of the Blues owner earlier this month, meaning the Stamford Bridge hierarchy are currently unable to sign players. Talks with the MLS side for goalkeeper Slonina, 17, have broken down as a result, per transfer guru Fabrizio Romano.He tweeted: "Chelsea were in advanced talks to sign talented Chicago Fire goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina [born in 2004].