CHELSEA NEWS | ZIYECH & ZOUMA FUTURE UNDER TUCHEL? | BOATENG, UPAMECANO & VARANE CHELSEA TARGETS?

Welcome to the latest Chelsea news here on the channel with the futures of Hakim Ziyech and Kurt Zouma under Thomas Tuchel discussed along with three potential transfer targets.

 
What next for Kurt Zouma under Thomas Tuchel as defender reaches Chelsea crossroad. The Blues center-half has played just once for Chelsea since the 3-1 defeat to Manchester City in January.
Chelsea has yet see the 'real Hakim Ziyech' and Thomas Tuchel may not help change that. The Moroccon star was a vital component at Chelsea under Frank Lampard but has made just one appearance under Thomas Tuchel.

 
Chelsea are reported to have reached an agreement with the agent of Jerome Boateng to bring the Bayern Munich defender to Stamford Bridge this summer. Indeed, according to Todofijaches, Chelsea have taken the first step towards strengthening their rearguard next season. The Spanish outlet claims the Blues have reached an agreement in principle for Boateng to move to Stamford Bridge this summer.

 
Thomas Tuchel ready to land 'top Chelsea target' after Roman Abramovich approves deal. Chelsea could land Dayot Upamecano this summer as Thomas Tuchel identifies the French defender as his top transfer target. German outlet BILD report the RB Leipzig star is attracting interest from the Blues, with his £37m release clause unlikely to put them off in the coming months.

 
Raphael Varane's current deal at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu runs until June 2022 and there are suspicions running through the club's offices that the Frenchman isn't planning on renewing it. If Varane doesn't agree to extend his contract before the summer transfer window, Real Madrid will try to sell him. They know that Manchester United and PSG have followed him for some time, while Chelsea and Juventus are also interested.Given that the centre-back has just one year left on his deal and given Real Madrid's financial strains during the coronavirus pandemic, any fee in the region of 50 million euros would be welcome.