English Premier League giants Chelsea sealed a rather surprising transfer for ex-Aston Villa's Anglo-Nigerian midfielder Carney Chukwuemeka on Tuesday evening.
The contract details of the transfer have now emerged via authoritative BBC football writer Phil McNulty and Italian transfer market guru Fabrizio Romano.
Fabrizio Romano reports that Chukwuemeka will be traveling to London tonight for final details of the contract and the 18-year-old mesmerizing midfielder will put pen to paper on a mammoth six-year deal that will keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2028.
More on Carney Chukwuemeka deal. Been told player will travel to London tonight, fee around £15m plus add ons. Chelsea will seal six year deal, valid until 2028. 🚨🔵 #CFC
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 2, 2022
Medical scheduled on Wednesday for Carney who’ll be unveiled as new signing later this week.
Big surprise. pic.twitter.com/AsrRuR6dfJ
Chukwuemeka's medical examinations are booked for tomorrow and he will be unveiled to the Stamford Bridge faithful later in the week.
Phil McNulty also reported that the transfer is worth up to 20 million pounds and Aston Villa's negotiators will feel that they did well to get the sum for a player who they risk losing for free in five months.
Villa’s negotiators, led by CEO Christian Purslow, will regard getting £20m for a player who has made just two Premier League starts as good business in the circumstances as they were at risk of losing him for free in five months. Chukwuemeka rejected a lucrative offer.
— Phil McNulty (@philmcnulty) August 2, 2022
This is a major coup as the Blues have just sealed a deal for one of the most talented youngsters in the Premier League under the noses of rival clubs both home and abroad.
Chukwuemeka's concern over his playing time led to his decision to reject a contract renewal proposal from the Villains so it is likely that he has been given some sort of assurances over how much he will play.
The youngster will be hoping to impress Thomas Tuchel and hit the ground running to force himself into the German manager's plans.
Sofoluwe Mayowa
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