Chelsea and Manchester City have likely built a strong business relationship in the past few years as the likes of Cole Palmer, Raheem Sterling and Mateo Kovacic have played for both clubs. While Palmer’s sale in particular has haunted Manchester City, they were perhaps open to doing business with the Blues due to the gulf in class between both sides. But with Chelsea finishing just one spot behind City in fourth place during the 2024/2025 season, the gap between both sides is not what it was in the past. While Pep Guardiola backs Manchester City to win the title sooner…
Report: Chelsea now considering making bold move to sign £55m Man City star who Kevin De Bruyne loves
