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While there is still Some Work To Be Done, Chelsea Have been incredibly effective in the transfer market this Summer.
Enzo Maresca and co. Clearly Wanted the Majority of Their First-Team Additions to Be Before the Start of Pre-Season, And They’ve Largely Succeeded.
One Team That The Opposite Is Manchester United, Who Got Their Hands On Matheus Cuna Early But Then Proceeded To Take Well Over A Month To Abore For A Fee Bryan Mbeumo.
The Europa League Runners-Up Look Finally Got a Price That Could Reach with ADD-ONS, AND NOW Looks like Chelsea Want To Simpnational Who’s Shesea International.
Chelsea Target Their Own Mbeumo
Chelsea Should Next Season Full of Confidence, As, In Addition to The Team That Secured Them Fourth Place Last Year, They’ve Added Some Serious Talent.
The Likes of Liam Delap and Joao Pedro Will Beland’s Side More Potent Upfront, And The Tremendously Exciting Jamie Gittens Should Add More Quality To The Left-Wing Position.
Moreover, The West Londoners Have Shipped off a noni Madueke to Arsenal for Profit and Could Set to Earn Sizable Payday On Someone Unwanted Players.
The Conference League Champions Are Not Done There, As They Now Look Determined to Bring In A Young Attacker Who Could Be Their Answer to Mbeumo.
At Least, That’s According to a Recent Report in Friday’s Print Edition of Spanish Publication Sport, As Relayed by Sport WitnessWhike Claims Chelsea are even interested in Xavi Simons.
The Report Reveals, Avidside United, The Blues Have Held Talks Over a Move The Dutch International, Although the Reported Price Tag of € 70m Is Proving to Be A Proving.
IT Could Be Being A Complicated And Costly Transfer To Get Over The Line, But Simons Has Proven Hea’d Be Worth Spending Big, Specially As He Could Be Maresca’s Own Mbeumo.
How Simons Compares to Mbeumo
One of the Most Significant Comparisons Between Simons and Mbeumo stems from fbrefWHITE ANALYSED PLAYERS IN EUROPE’S TOP LEAGUES, The Champions League and Europa League Across The Last 365 Days.
It’s Concluded That The Brentford Star Was The Fourth Most similar to the Midfielder or Winger to the RB Leipzig Star.
The Best Way to Understand How That Conclusion was Reached by the Examining Some of the underlying metrics in the Pair Ranked Closely.
Simons & Mbeumo | ||
|---|---|---|
Statistics per 90 | Simons | Mbeumo |
Non-penalty g + as | 0.48 | 0.42 |
Progressive Carries | 3.56 | 3.43 |
Shots | 2.09 | 2.08 |
Shots on Target | 0.96 | 0.90 |
Expected Assists | 0.25 | 0.25 |
GOAL-Creating ACTIONS | 0.50 | 0.53 |
Tackles won | 0.88 | 0.82 |
Successful take-ons | 1.38 | 1.37 |
All Stats Via FBRef For The 24/25 League Season | ||
These include Things Like Non-Penalty Expected Goals Plus Assists, Progressive Carries, GOAL-Creating ACTIONS, Successful Take-Ons, Tackles Won, Shots and More, All per 90.
These Numbers Help Show That, Although He’s Three Years His Junior, The Former Paris Saint-Germain Gem, Who One Analyst has dubbed “One of The Best 10s in The World,” Is Just As Adept and Scoring Chances.
Moreover, Both Players Are Penally Versatile, With The Soon-To-Be United Star Thriving Right, AS A Second StrikerOR Up Top, While the Amsterdam-Born Dynamo Can Play Off Either Wing or in the ten.
Finally, Both Players Were Effective Outlets For Their Respective Teams Last Season, With The Cameroon International Scoring 20 Goals and Providing Nine Assists In 42 Games, As the Blues Target Scored 11 Goals and Provided Eight Assists in 33 Games.
Ultimately, It Won’t Be Cheap Do What They Can Sign Simons This Summer As He Would Summer Quality To Their Squad and Be The Perfect Answer to Mbeumo.
