Chelsea is almost done signing their seventh player for the summer, and talks with star Unai Emery gave his start to

Chelsea is spending a lot of money again, and they’re almost ready to fix one of their problems.
Chelsea is almost ready to spend money again after quickly moving forward with talks with Villarreal for Filip Jorgensen, a 22-year-old custodian. There is a custodian on the market for the Blues who is good with the ball and ready to compete with Robert Sanchez for the top spot next season.

The new manager, Enzo Maresca, has told his bosses that he wants competition in that area. However, he wouldn’t say if a deal for Jorgensen had been agreed upon after the 2-2 draw with Wrexham.

Maresca told the BBC that anything can happen during the transfer window, both for us and the other teams. He was asked if they were interested in the Danish custodian. In the way we want to play, the custodian is without a doubt one of the most important roles. I don’t want to talk about people who aren’t Chelsea players, but I’m happy with Robert.

What We Know About Denmark Under-21 Erik Jorgensen is a custodian. He was born in 2002 in the small Swedish town of Lomma to a Danish father and a Swedish mother. At the youth level, he has played for both Sweden and Denmark. In club football, Jorgensen made his debut for Villarreal against Real Madrid in December 2021, after working his way up through the ranks. His first choice was to be the goalie for Villarreal last season, and he started 36 of their 38 league games.

So Far, Chelsea Has Signed
Chelsea has already announced the signings of Tosin Adarabioyo, Marc Guiu, Caleb Wiley, Renato Veiga, Omari Kellyman, and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. This summer has not been very exciting. LondonWorld has been told that the club is aware of all the concerns about their transfer policies and is set on making things right by signing young players who they think will soon be at the top of their game.