Napoli is thinking in signing Trevoh Chalobah from Chelsea…
A report from Corriere dello Sport, which was reprinted by Tutto Mercato Web, claims that Napoli is interested in Trevoh Chalobah. During the current transfer window, the Serie A champions are looking to add a center-back. They have also focused on the 24-year-old utility player, whose future at Chelsea is unclear.
One of Chelsea’s starting lineup’s most consistent players in the past was Trevoh Chalobah. The English utility man established himself as an asset for the West London team due to his versatility. However, since Mauricio Pochettino left Stamford Bridge, his reputation has suffered greatly.
Due to a hamstring injury, the 24-year-old has not yet made an appearance for Chelsea this season. Although he is getting closer to playing again, it is unlikely that he will get a lot of playing time once he is well and available. Chalobah will therefore soon leave Chelsea; the West London team has already informed him of his impending departure.
Numerous parties are interested in signing the academy graduate, but Bayern Munich has lately ruled out a transfer. However, Serie A clubs are among those eager to sign him. Current Italian champions Napoli have expressed interest in signing Trevoh Chalobah.
In the summer transfer window, Kim Min-jae was sold by Napoli, leaving a huge void in the defense. He is a South Korean international. Because Leo Ostigard has found it difficult to replace Kim, the Serie A winners are searching the market for a center-back. Thus, some central defenders, notably Jakub Kiwior, have been connected to the Partenopei according to recent sources.
However, Napoli might also consider Trevoh Chalobah as they try to strengthen their defense. However, the article also states that Arthur Theate, Nehuen Perez, and Lilian Brassier are among the other center backs whom the 2022–23 Serie A winners are keeping an eye on.Chalobah’s nonexistent future at Chelsea will make him a desirable target for Napoli. It will be intriguing to watch if the Serie A winners triumph.
