Chelsea Transfer News: Frank Lampard set sights on Brazilian ace to confront key issue in the squad

Frank Lampard set sights on Brazilian ace to confront key issue in the squad

Chelsea have been connected with a move for Lucas Verissimo as Frank Lampard may hope to support things at the back this summer as well.

The Blues have yielded 39 goals, In 29 Premier League games so far this season. That is sufficient to allow them the second-most exceedingly awful defensive record of the best 11 sides in the standings.

It’s clearly a region where they will attempt to improve as it’s not even close to the standard set at the highest point of the table, and it seems like they are being connected with dive in Brazil.

Chelsea are explicitly named as an interested party in the Brazilian ace, alongside Sampdoria, Atalanta and Inter, as reported by ivisonsport

Santos president Jose Carlos Peres has demanded that he won’t support of an exit for under £8.8m, we’ll see if Chelsea are willing to sign him.

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Lucas Verissimo has gotten through the positions with the Brazilian outfit and has proceeded to show up for the club. Thusly, it seems like he is at the correct stage in his career to take another test, as he has picked up a lot of understanding and development through his development in his country.

It’s a huge risk if Chelsea do conclude that he may be an answer in barrier for them, as he should adjust to life in England and acclimate to the Premier League, the Blues scouting team should be certain that he has quality to prevail at Stamford Bridge if they sign him.

Chelsea as of now authoritatively declared a deal for Hakim Ziyech from Ajax this summer, while Ivisionsport detailed a week ago that they have a deal on a fundamental level for Timo Werner.

Chelsea need more capability to Frank Lampard’s squad, statistic showed that he needs to also improve at the back, with more competition and quality expected to push the likes of Kurt Zouma, Fikayo Tomori, Antonio Rudiger, Andreas Christensen, or maybe even find a way to replace them.