Transfer News: Hazard To Return To Chelsea, West Ham To Move For Giroud, William Want Chelsea Return
John Stones is adamant Manchester City will not be influenced by their recent defeats to Chelsea on Saturday night.
The Blues and City go head-to-head in the Champions League final at the weekend, and despite the London club getting the better of the Manchester outfit twice in recent months, it won't have an impact, Stones claims.
According to Eurosport, West Ham United are likely to make an offer to Olivier Giroud - once his contract at Chelsea comes to an end this summer.
The 34-year-old is set to find himself without a club when his deal expires, but will not be short of potential suitors.
Reported Chelsea target Eduardo Camavinga wants a move to Paris Saint-Germain this summer, according to RMC Sport.
The 18-year-old midfielder is one of the most sought-after young talents in European football and Rennes wants around €100million for his signature.
According to journalist Manuele Baiocchini, AC Milan have no doubts about signing Fikayo Tomori from Chelsea on a permanent deal.
Milan intends to buy the Blues center-back, as agreed, for €28million, and is well aware that the west London club will not slash his price at all after an impressive spell in Italy.
Arsenal winger Willian wants to seal a return to Stamford Bridge, a report by Sky Sports News claims.
Willian only left Chelsea just under a year ago, but already wants to return to west London following a disappointing first season at Arsenal.
The president of Real Madrid - Florentino Perez - is reportedly ready to let Eden Hazard leave the club, amid claims that he wants to return to Chelsea.
Reports in Spain say that Hazard wants to leave Madrid and his preferred preference is to return to Stamford Bridge. Now, Chelsea may have been handed an even greater boost with the news that Perez is ready to let go of him.
According to a report by Sport BILD, as cited by Caught Offside, who say that Dortmund is ready to let the winger leave, with his signature potentially being available for as little as £70million.
Dortmund needs funds entering their accounts and cashing in on Sancho would help that problem be resolved.
