However, the Independent reported on 29 July Chelsea don’t want to pay more than £30million to sign him this summer.

Speaking exclusively to Football Insider, Borson said: “I think it feels like a bit of a no-brainer for £30million.

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“You would be hard pushed to lose money at £30million because I think he is a player whose wages are manageable right now because he’s young and he’s not had that big uplift.

“I think he would get a sizeable contract at Chelsea, but I think to the point where he’s the kind of player that if you bought him for £30million and he was okay, not disastrous, but you wanted to shift him on next summer or the summer after, it feels very doable to Europe. 

“I do think it’s a low-risk deal.

There seems to be very little interest aside from Chelsea, which is slightly surprising. 

“You would have thought maybe he’s a deal that’s doable for quite a few clubs that are just under the main big teams.

“So, beyond that, then you’re looking at teams that maybe even at £30million, it’s a tough deal.” 

Alejandro Garnacho looks set to leave Man United this summer (Credit: Imago)

In terms of another potential incoming at Stamford Bridge, Football Insider revealed on 2 August Aston Villa are set to demand in excess of £80million for Morgan Rogers amid growing interest from Chelsea.
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