Chelsea have reportedly identified Alex Telles to replace Marcos Alonso, according to Portuguese media outlet A Bola, as cited by The Daily Mail.
The Blues could swoop to sign FC Porto ace Alex Telles who has scored once and registered five assists in 23 games in Liga NOS this season.
We now live in a world where people play FIFA as a full-time job and this pursuit is making several leading players rich and famous. Last year’s FIFA Global Series was deemed to be a roaring success and developer EA Sports is doubling down on it in 2019. Prize pools are rising, big football clubs are investing in it and this nascent industry is soaring, while the game is constantly improving. Fans can look forward to more cups, a revamped means of competing online and a new and improved ecosystem this year as FIFA bids for global domination. These are the leading gamers to watch in 2019:
Manchester United have reportedly “explored” the possibility of signing Sporting Lisbon midfielder Bruno Fernandes.
The Red Devils are likely to focus their attention on signing new centre-backs during the summer transfer window, but it appears that the Premier League giants may also be keen to bolster further up the pitch.
Chelsea have reportedly joined Italian champions Juventus in the race to sign Roma teenager Nicolo Zaniolo.
The 19-year-old wonderkid has established himself as one of the top prospects on the continent after enjoying an impressive breakthrough campaign at the Stadio Olimpico.
The Old Lady have been strongly linked with Zaniolo and, according to Tuttosport, chief-executive Fabio Paratici was in the Spanish capital on Wednesday to hold talks with the midfielder’s agent Claudio Vigorelli.
Real Madrid are on the verge of completing a deal to sign Eder Militao from FC Porto after seeing off competition from a number of clubs.
The 21-year-old defender has attracted strong interest from the likes of Manchester United and Liverpool thanks to his stunning displays for the Portuguese giants.