Jamie Gittens moves to Chelsea from Borussia Dortmund on offer in the amount of £ 50 million
Chelsea added England under 21 International Winger Jamie Gittens to their series of attacking talents, signing it from Borussia Dortmund.
Blues will allegedly pay the initial £ 48.5 million for a 20-year-old, which was in ChelseaAcademy as a youth player, with additional 3.5m pounds in the supplements.
Glutch finally moved to Manchester CityAcademy before signing for Dortmund 2022. Years.
He made 107 appearances for German giants, scoring 17 goals, 12 of whom came to Bundesliga and Champions League last season.
“It’s a big feeling to join such a big club like Chelsea,” Gittens said.
“I can’t wait to learn from everyone in the team and I’m pushing on Max here. It’s an amazing feeling.”
Gittens became fifth signing on the second summer of great spending, joining forward Liam Delap and Joao Pedromidfielder Dario Essugo and defender Mamadou Sarr.
Brazilian star Willian esteavao18, Prime League Giants will also join in agreement agreed last year, after achieving Chelsea in Palmerias’ 2-1 Club COMVER-FINAL defeat on Friday.
Gittens, however, will not be entitled to a feature in the Chelsea semifinals against Fluminense On Tuesday or Final should blues progress.
“Jamie Gittens” career applies the development of top talents on BVB, ” Dontmund Lars director said.
“We discovered him very early, signed it almost without cost, continuously developed him at our Youth Academy and gave him playing at the highest professional level.
“Jamie repaid to believe with devotion, performance and goals. His transfer back to his home country would be very valuable for us.”
Chelsea is under pressure to compensate for some of their transfers in sales over the coming months.
On Friday, 31m euros were fined by UEFA for two violations of financial sustainability rules, with another 60 million euros suspended in the Four-year settlement agreement.
Moreover, Chelsea, who qualified for the Champions League, cannot register any new player for the European competition if they do not earn more from the sale of transfers than they spend on new signatures.