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The German season came to an end on Saturday, and Sky broadcast every game. Ironically, it only served to highlight how much fun it is, even after winning the league. Furthermore, England is ranked third, fourth, or even lower in the fun ruler when it comes to a legitimate Serie A title race. The match between Chelsea and Manchester United was usual; it wasn't a particularly bad game; it was just nothing. It seems that men who had never played football and were not planning to do so now were playing the game. And this season has been like this. It makes you want Alan Smith to exclaim, "Christ, this is so boring." Instead, his voice has a timbre that is permanently disappointed. Do you recall the days when these games were quite competitive? No longer there. Completely gone. It's difficult to deny that money and enjoyment are inversely related. Stamford Bridge was blatantly evident. They weren't even playing, but I would assume they were only doing it fo...

Chelsea gained momentum in their chase for a Premier League defender following the disclosure of a release clause.

According to a rumor, Chelsea has made Bournemouth center-back Dean Huijsen a top summer transfer target.

Since joining Bournemouth for £12.8 million from Juventus last summer, the 19-year-old has excelled, scoring twice in 17 games to help the team launch an unexpected run for a Champions League berth the following season.

Many of Europe's top teams have long been interested in Huijsen's play; Real Madrid has frequently been mentioned as a potential suitor for the Spaniard, who was born in the Netherlands, and Chelsea has acknowledged that they are strong contenders, according to Fabrizio Romano. 

Despite Bournemouth's extreme reluctance to go with Huijsen, whose contract expires in 2030, Romano claims the defender's contract has a release clause that will go into effect in the summer.

Although the clause's value is not stated, reports from Spain have previously estimated Huijsen's release clause to be worth approximately €65 million (£54.9 million). Huijsen is being pursued by teams other than Chelsea. 

According to AS, he is a top target for Madrid this season, while Bayern Munich is rumored to have inquired. Both Manchester United and Arsenal are said to have expressed interest. 

Even though Chelsea has plenty of center-backs right now, Tosin Adarabioyo, Axel Disasi, Benoit Badiashile, and even the recently recalled Trevoh Chalobah have all been linked to moves away from Stamford Bridge, suggesting that an overhaul may be on the horizon.


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