Chelsea has yet to solve their goalkeeping issues despite numerous signings in recent years, and more could be on the way in 2025 as a new target has been lined up by club officials in recent weeks.
Numerous high-profile mistakes have been made by Robert Sanchez in recent months, and Filip Jorgensen, the backup goalie who was only brought in from Villarreal last summer, has also had trouble making an impression at Stamford Bridge. Therefore, Chelsea is thinking of making another move into the transfer market to locate a new goalkeeper.
Chelsea appears to be searching for proven talent, and he is their most recent target. He proved it earlier this week while on international service. According to TEAMtalk, Mike Maignan, who scored France’s game-winning penalty earlier this week in their UEFA Nations League shootout victory against Croatia, is apparently being targeted by Chelsea for a summer transfer.
Over the past few years, the 29-year-old has been regarded as one of Europe’s top goalkeepers, and it looks like he may be poised to continue his career in the Premier League.
Mike Maignan could be available in half price for Chelsea
Currently sitting tenth in the Serie A table, six points below the top four, Milan has had a poor season thus far. The Italian powerhouses would have to let go of some of their greatest players if they fail to qualify for the Champions League, TEAMtalk is aware.
Chelsea is reportedly eyeing a summer transfer for Mike Maignan, who scored France’s game-winning penalty earlier this week in the UEFA Nations League shootout triumph over Croatia, according to TEAMtalk. The 29-year-old may be ready to continue his career in the Premier League after occasionally being regarded as one of the top goalkeepers in Europe in recent years.
Another possible departee is Maignan, who was valued at about €80 million (£67 million, $86 million) last summer but may only be available for half that amount at the end of the season if he doesn’t sign a contract extension before then, according to TEAMtalk.
