News about Arsen Zakharyan

After a summer contract was called off due to FIFA and UEFA's limitations on signing Russians, Dynamo Moscow midfielder Arsen Zakharyan wants to press forward with a move to Chelsea. With new owner Todd Boehly able to fine a £12.6 million bid for the Russian prospect who is now on the radar of a number of European clubs, the Blues wanted Zakharyan.

Chelsea hasn't given up on their offers to sign Russian midfielder Arsen Zakharyan following their summer swoop for the player. According to the Evening Standard, talks between the Blues and Dynamo Moscow over the sale are still underway, although no breakthrough has been found. Chelsea thought they had reached an agreement to sign the teen during the summer, but the war in Ukraine had prevented Chelsea from concluding the transfer.

Despite the breakdown of talks in the final days of the summer transfer window, Arsen Zakharyan hasn't given up on his move to Chelsea. Following the Russian sanctions placed on Russia following their invasion of Ukraine, the 19-year-old midfielder wasn't able to complete a transfer from Dynamo Moscow. Chelsea and Dynamo had agreed to pay a fee to reinstate Zakharyan's £12.6 million release clause.

Hector Bellerin, James Garner, Leander Dendoncker, and Willian were among the major names to move on a frantic last day of the summer transfer window. Michy Batshuayi, Ben Breton Diaz, and Arsen Zakharyan's late moves didn't happen before the 11 p.m. deadline on Thursday. SIMON JONES of Sportsmail rounds up the deadline day drama.

Despite the two clubs deciding a fee, Arsen Zakharyan's impending transfer from Dynamo Moscow to Chelsea has been delayed by British penalties. Thomas Tuchel's side was set to boost their midfield with the signing of the 19-year-old Russian star. Chelsea had activated the midfielder's £12.6 million release clause, with Zakharyan named as one of Russia's best players.

The Blues have been in talks with their Italian counterparts in an attempt to reach an agreement, and it is reported that they sold the Serie A champions €80 million (69 million) in the latest round of talks. Paulo Maldini, Milan's technical director, is not happy with this plan, and he wants Chelsea to pay Leao's €150 million (£130 million) release clause in full, as reported by journalist Duncan Castles of The Times. Leao is expected to remain at the Italian club for the time being with Chelsea struggling to match Milan's appraisal.

Edson Alvarez, a defensive midfielder for Ajax, has been charged £43 million by Chelsea. This season, the Dutch champions have declined to sell any more members of their squad. However, Mexican national Alvarez, 24, wants Ajax to investigate the offer, afraid that the opportunity to move to Chelsea will not return. Ajax had already sold Lisandro Martinez and Antony to Manchester United and had already told midfielder Mohammed Kudus that he could not join Everton despite the Ghanaian refusing to train.

According to news, Chelsea is in talks to sign AC Milan forward Rafael Leao ahead of Thursday's transfer deadline. Leao, a French-based professional who joined AC Milan from Lille in 2019, scored 14 goals in all competitions during the 2021-2022 season and helped the giants win their first league title since 2011. Thomas Tuchel's side needs more attacking reinforcements, as shown by their 2-1 loss to Southampton on Tuesday.

Trevoh Chalobah, Chelsea's defender, has loan offers from Inter and AC Milan, as well as Red Bull Leipzig. During the last season, the 23-year-old made 20 appearances in the Premier League, laying atop his hopes for a starting position with the Blues, but he has yet to play for the club this season. Chalobah has been an unused sub in Chelsea's games against Everton, Tottenham, and Leeds, with Thomas Tuchel preferring Kalidou Koulibaly, Thiago Silva, and Reece James at center-back.

Chelsea will make a new bid for Leicester City defender Wesley Fofana of £75 million to try and compel the Foxes to sell the center-back. Thomas Tuchel has made the Frenchman his number one target, though City has already had three bids turned down by the club for not allowing one of their most valuable assets to go for under their valuation. Leicester is looking for a fee in excess of £80 million for Fofana, and they've turned down the Blues' previous bid of £60 million with an additional £10 million in add ons.