Chelsea They have now stepped up their bid to sign a talent who is catching the eye of clubs across Europe as they look to beat out competition to secure his signature ahead of those sides.
Chelsea is looking forward to signing future jewels
Chelsea's transfer policy in recent seasons has been to build a team capable of growing into stars, and for the most part this has worked.
The Blues snapped up the likes of Cole Palmer, Nicholas Jackson and Noni Madueke for relatively low prices, while also paying record fees for Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandes.
The result was a significant improvement under Enzo Marescawith the Blues now in fourth place in the Premier League Although they have recently picked up two points from their last four matches against teams in the bottom half of the table.
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There's more to come from the west London side too; Keandry Baez, Estavao and Willian are both set to join the club in the summer as some of South America's brightest talents, while Aaron Anselmino arrived at the start of the year after signing six months ago, with expectations high about his promise.
Meanwhile, the likes of Marc Guyot, Carne Chukwuemeka and Cesar Casadei have been signed with varying degrees of success, and Chelsea are expected to continue spending in the coming windows.
They have been linked with a move to sign Gurel Hato from Ajax, while interest in the likes has also been reported Lucaba Castle, Thomas Araujo and Mark Guehi Amid injuries to Wesley Fofana and Benoit Badiashile.
Now though, they are said to be making a move to sign a star in the making at the other end of the pitch.
Chelsea make an improved offer for the striker
This is according to a new report from Spanish outlet Relevo, which claims as much Chelsea have made a better offer to sign winger Jeremiah Hernandez January this year.
Talks are underway and they claim the Blues have “already made a strong offer for the player” and are “insisting on signing him”, even going so far as to raise their initial offer for him.
Rising Stars XI called her a “baller” on XThe winger can play on the wing or as an attacking midfielder and has scored seven goals and had three assists so far this season. Despite Deportivo being firmly in the bottom half of the division, the striker's form is said to have caught the eye.
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Jeremiah Hernandez in the 2024/25 season |
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Appearances |
17 |
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Objectives |
7 |
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Helps |
3 |
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Number of minutes per goal/assist |
134.8 |
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Yellow cards |
0 |
Hernandez is considered a left-wing player but is also capable of playing on the right side. He renewed his contract with his current team last April, and although they expect him to leave in the upcoming transfer windows, it is added that the Spanish team will demand his departure. The 22-year-old's release clause will be paid €20m (£16.7m) so he can leave the club next month.
So far, no club has matched this, while Hernandez “will not be forced out” and concerns over his potential playing time at Chelsea are also moot. However, the west London side appear ready to push hard for his inclusion in the upcoming transfer windows.
