German star keen to complete Chelsea switch next week – clubs could agree on a £70m deal

Kai Havertz pushing to get Chelsea move completed before Europa League kicks off

According to Sky Sports, Kai Havertz is keen to wrap up his transfer to Chelsea by next week.

The German international is one of the most sought-after players in world football. If it goes through, he will become Chelsea’s third high-profile capture of the summer.

The German is keen on a move to Chelsea. As of now, only an agreement is holding up what could be a massive transfer.

According to the report, Bayer Leverkusen value Havertz at £90m. However, both parties are hopeful a deal worth £70m plus add-ons.

Kai Havertz is keen to wrap up his transfer to Chelsea by next week
Kai Havertz is keen to wrap up his transfer to Chelsea by next week

With Champions League qualification secured, the club can now draw upon the riches of the competition to fund more transfers.

Havertz is back in training with Leverkusen as they prepare for their Europa League game against Rangers which is set to take place next week. The 21-year-old would like the deal to be completed before that game.

He is unlikely to be the last player to join Chelsea this summer. Lampard is also keen to bring in a news new goalkeeper, left-back and a centre-back.

A number of players are set to make way for the incoming ones. These include Jorginho, Emerson, Marcos Alonso, Davide Zappacosta, Michy Batshuayi, and Tiemoue Bakayoko.

Timo Werner took part in his first Chelsea training session today
Timo Werner took part in his first Chelsea training session today

It promises to be an exciting summer at Chelsea. By the look of things, the fun is just getting started.

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The Blues next take to the field in the FA Cup final against Arsenal on 1st August. A trophy will provide Lampard with the perfect finale to what has been a promising season.

Chelsea still do have to play Bayern Munich in the second leg of their Champions League round of 16 encounter. Trailing 3-0 from the first leg, it will prove to be a difficult but not impossible task.

It will not be the first time that we would come back from the death to defeat Die Roten. A win will see us face off against Barcelona or Napoli – two teams we beat on the way to our UCL glory in 2012.