Chelsea is actively engaged in discussions to secure the signature of yet another outstanding attacking talent during this summer transfer window.
As we are well aware, the club is scouring the globe for opportunities to acquire some of the most promising young stars. And the next prospect in question certainly fits the bill.
Matheus Franca, currently plying his trade at Flamengo in Brazil. He has caught the attention of Chelsea. And they are making efforts to bring him to Stamford Bridge.
At just 19 years old, Franca exhibits immense talent and possesses a well-rounded skill set. This sets him apart from his peers.
Numerous impressive videos showcasing his abilities have surfaced, and reputable statistics-based websites like Who Scored have also lauded his performances.
A tweet describing Matheus Franca reads as follows:
“Matheus Franca is an extraordinary talent. He possesses superior technical abilities compared to Gabri Veiga and showcases exceptional work rate, surpassing even Rayan Cherki. His finishing and shooting skills are remarkable, he is a proficient dribbler, physically strong, and displays impressive creativity. It is unlikely that he will go on loan to Strasbourg. Matheus Franca is ready to feature prominently in Chelsea’s first team.”
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Interestingly, it seems that Chelsea has not yet made a final decision regarding whether Franca will be sent out on loan or included in the first-team setup. If they manage to complete the transfer.
Currently, Chelsea is engaged in discussions to secure Matheus Franca. Moreover, the club has set aside a budget specifically for acquiring Brazilian talents, with the belief that loans can yield significant profits or the players can make valuable contributions within the Chelsea first team. Also, Franca himself remains undecided about the possibility of going out on loan, as he contemplates the prospect of working with manager Mauricio Pochettino.
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