Bullshit - Chelsea Linked with Stunning €90m Move for Brighton’s Mitoma

Following his spectacular goal against Chelsea, Kaoru Mitoma has been linked with a summer move to Stamford Bridge, but a €90m price tag makes the transfer highly unlikely.

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Steve Worrell
15 Feb
17:43
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Chelsea’s defensive struggles were laid bare in their 3-0 defeat to Brighton, but Kaoru Mitoma’s breathtaking goal stole the headlines. The Japanese winger showcased his exceptional skill by controlling an 80-yard pass in full stride before cutting inside and curling a shot into the net—immediately sparking transfer speculation.

Spanish outlet Fichajes reports that Chelsea are interested in Mitoma and could consider a €90m bid in the summer. However, such a move appears highly improbable given the club’s recent transfer strategy of targeting young, cost-effective signings. With 27-year-old Mitoma outside their usual age profile and Brazilian wonderkid Estevao Willian already set to join, Chelsea are unlikely to pursue the Brighton star despite his dazzling display.

Key Points

  • Mitoma’s Stunning Goal: The Brighton winger scored a goal-of-the-season contender against Chelsea, leading to fresh transfer rumours.
  • Chelsea Reportedly Interested: Spanish reports suggest the Blues could consider a €90m bid for the Japanese star.
  • Unlikely Move: Chelsea’s transfer strategy focuses on young, affordable players, making Mitoma an unlikely target.
  • Estevao Willian Incoming: The club has already secured the signing of Brazilian talent Estevao Willian, who offers a similar skill set.
  • Brighton’s Stance: Mitoma was a target for Saudi clubs in January, and Brighton would demand a significant fee if he were to leave.

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