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Late in the winter transfer window, Chelsea pursued a new midfield player.
It is anticipated that Mathis Amougou will join from Saint-Etienne.
The Blues' attempt for Nico O'Reilly of Man City was rejected.
It has come to light that Chelsea's deadline day for Manchester City midfielder Nico O'Reilly been pushed back.
With Romeo Lavia sidelined due to injury, Chelsea has included another midfielder on their winter wish list. The Blues decided to retain Andrey Santos and Lesley Ugochukwu on their current loans at Strasbourg and Southampton, opting to pursue a new acquisition instead.
Nineteen-year-old O'Reilly has become a potential target for Chelsea, and The Athletic reports that Enzo Maresca's team initiated discussions for a late winter transfer, but discovered that City was unwilling to sell.
After losing Cole Palmer to Chelsea during the summer of 2023, City was resolved to prevent a recurrence and stated they would need a buy-back clause in any agreement to sell O'Reilly—a condition that caused Chelsea to withdraw from negotiations.
Chelsea are anticipated to complete a £12.5m deal to acquire 19-year-old Saint-Etienne midfielder Mathis Amougou, although there are mixed reports regarding whether the French player is a target for Chelsea or Strasbourg.
City, in the meantime, completed the £50m acquisition of Nico Gonzalez from Porto as they aim to finally address the gap created by Rodri's injury at the season's start.
Deadline day focused on player exits for Chelsea, who said goodbye to Carney Chukwuemeka, Ben Chilwell, Axel Disasi, and Joao Felix through loan arrangements, and Maresca stated he was pleased with the club's dealings after the window shut.
"Everything that occurred was organized by me and the club – all collectively," Maresca stated following Chelsea's 2-1 victory against West Ham United.
"Perhaps we can discover some alternative solutions." The ones present now are the ones who will stay with us till the end. "The ones who departed, we all concurred they were free to leave."
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