Chelsea are continuing their ambitious project to build an elite team capable of competing in all competitions. Led by Mauricio Pochettino, the London club has two clear short-term goals: strengthening its squad and remaining at the top of European football.
The two signings Chelsea are looking to make in the next few markets
-Jonathan David: The 23-year-old Canadian striker has become a prominent name on Chelsea’s transfer agenda. His current contract with Lille expires in the summer of 2025, making him an attractive target for the English club. Pochettino sees David as a key figure to strengthen the team’s attack and ensure rotation at the highest level alongside Nico Jackson.
His record at Lille was impressive and his ability to score goals and provide assists fits perfectly with the Argentine coach’s vision of the game. So far this season, David has already proven what he can do with three goals and one assist in six games.
-Anthony Nusa: The Norwegian winger, just 18 years old, is another high-profile target for Chelsea. His current contract with his club expires in the summer of 2027 and several elite teams in Europe have their sights set on him. Nusa fits perfectly into the project led by Todd Boehly and his offensive versatility makes him an ideal reinforcement for the team.
His youth and promising future make him even more attractive to Chelsea, who are looking to build a team with young and experienced talent on the pitch.
Chelsea are not giving up in their quest to strengthen their squad and remain one of the main rivals in all competitions. The addition of Jonathan David and the replacement of Antonio Nusa shows the club’s ambition and desire to continue to be a strong rival in European football. Chelsea fans are excited to see how these moves will be implemented in the upcoming transfer markets.
