Transfer News: Chelsea recognize Borussia Mönchengladbach star as man to support the defence

Chelsea recognize Borussia Mönchengladbach star as man to support the defence

Chelsea have distinguished Matthias Ginter as the man to unravel their defensive difficulty, as per reports.

Chelsea have just spent large on attacking fortifications this summer. Hakim Ziyech and Timo Werner have arrived to change the Blues frontline.

Nonetheless, if they are to change over the current feeling of expectation into an authentic title challenge, they may need to put resources into their defence too. Furthermore, as indicated by report, they have thrown their look towards a Bundesliga defender.

The player being referred to is Matthias Ginter, who has been one of the Bundesliga’s best centre-back in 2019-20.

In any case, with his contract lapsing the next summer, Borussia Monchengladbach face an intense choice over one of their key players.

Borussia Mönchengladbach do have the choice to extend his deal by a further year, but know that selling him this year may boost their benefit. Subsequently, a few of Europe’s top clubs have told them regarding their interest.

Inter Milan are interested to entice club and player by offering enormous cash to the two players to complete a deal. However, the Blues are prepared to sign him this summer.

As indicated by Ivisionsport, Chelsea have a solid enthusiasm in Matthias Ginter, who has 29 caps for Germany. Notwithstanding this, they are still to make an official offer.

Atletico Madrid are another rival for Matthias Ginter. Borussia Mönchengladbach sporting director Max Eberl demanded recently, notwithstanding, that they would not be letting any of their top player leave.

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Chelsea should arrange a convincing offer if they need to entice the Bundesliga outfit into selling.

While Chelsea are the main Premier League club referenced by report, Matthias Ginter has been connected with a move to England previously.

Reports from March proposed Liverpool had outlined him as a target. In the midst of worries that Dejan Lovren may leave, which at last worked out as expected, however long after those underlying reports, the Reds were supposed to be ready to pay €50m on Matthias Ginter.

Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur also explored Matthias Ginter, without firming up their interest for the talented centre-back.