Chelsea Eye Five Left-Back Targets, Including Fulham's Antonee Robinson

Chelsea are evaluating a five-man shortlist for left-back reinforcements, featuring standout performers like Antonee Robinson and Lecce’s Patrick Dorgu, as they consider summer recruitment plans.

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Chelsea Chronicle
Written by
Steve Worrell
15 Jan
15:03
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Chelsea are exploring potential left-back options to address depth concerns and future needs in the position. The current squad features Marc Cucurella as the first-choice left-back, with Renato Veiga as an understudy and Ben Chilwell sidelined under Enzo Maresca. Journalist Simon Phillips reports that Chelsea are considering Milos Kerkez (Bournemouth), Nuno Mendes (PSG), Bradley Locko (Brest), Antonee Robinson (Fulham), and Patrick Dorgu (Lecce). Robinson has particularly impressed with nine assists in 21 Premier League appearances this season, while Dorgu is attracting interest from Manchester United.

Key Points

  • Five-Man Shortlist: Chelsea are monitoring Milos Kerkez, Nuno Mendes, Bradley Locko, Antonee Robinson, and Patrick Dorgu for potential left-back signings.
  • Antonee Robinson's Form: The Fulham defender has nine assists in 21 Premier League games, showcasing his attacking prowess.
  • Marc Cucurella Comparison: Cucurella’s defensive stability and versatility remain valuable, but Robinson’s attacking output stands out.
  • Timing of Move: Chelsea may delay a decision until summer as they focus on other priorities in the January window.

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