Chelsea has finalised a deal to acquire the Brazilian wonderkid, and the midfield sensation is expected to undergo a significant move.

At Stamford Bridge, it appears that the bustling summer of business that has been going on recently will continue.

The activity level of Chelsea’s transfer activity appears to be increasing. Players who are entering and exiting Stamford Bridge are included in this category.

During the summer, the Blues have already completed no less than seven additions, with the intention of making significant progress under the direction of their new manager, Enzo Maresca. There have already been six departures, and it appears that this number will continue to increase between now and the day of the deadline.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, a midfielder, was acquired by the West London giants from Leicester for a fee of thirty million pounds, making him the most expensive purchase of the offseason thus far. The left-back Ian Maatsen has signed with Aston Villa for a cost of £37.5 million, making him the player who has earned the highest inbound fee for the club.

Gabriel Mec, a Brazilian attacking midfielder who is only 16 years old, might be the next player to enter the building. Bringing the promising young player to Stamford Bridge might cost Chelsea somewhat more than twenty million pounds, as reported by Globo.

To this day, Mec has not even made a senior appearance for Gremio, the club he is now playing for. On the other hand, he has performed for Brazil at the U17 level.

It has been stated that Mec would not join the Blues until he reaches the age of 18, which has the potential to be the most bizarre aspect of this arrangement. That is not going to take place until April of 2026.

It appears to be a perplexing choice on Chelsea’s part to release the 24-year-old player, as he was one of their most outstanding players during the previous season and was instrumental in England’s advancement to the final of the Euro 2024 tournament. However, this decision demonstrates the amount of money that Chelsea needs to generate through player sales in order to comply with Financial Fair Play (FFP). In his capacity as a graduate of the academy, Gallagher exemplifies pure profit.

On the other hand, it is believed that the former Crystal Palace loan star would not naturally be a good fit for Maresca’s style of play, which puts greater emphasis on possession.