I hate to admit that as a Chelsea fan, we'll be saying our final goodbye to one of our favorites, Antonio Rudiger who is at a brink of signing a free transfer deal to one of La Liga's finest club, Real Madrid at the end of this season.
Maybe you haven't heard that Chelsea's central back, Antonio Rudiger is almost close to finishing a tranfer deal to Real Madrid on a free transfer by the end of the season.
This arrangement has seemed to be off the table when his underlying compensation requests were 12 million euros (apparently 10.1 million pounds) per season.
Notwithstanding, that Real Madrid were reluctant with processing the deal due to the 29-year-old heavy wages which he had to impressively lessen in order to continue the transfer trial.
Right now, Los Blancos has situated themselves as the reliable top picks for Rudiger's presence who is set to show up at the club this late spring to support and promote the team's defence and counters.
Rudiger could move this week as talks have it rumuored as of late and an arrangement that had looked unimaginable is presently near being concluded.
Real Madrid need to offer Rudiger a four-year bargain, and the arrangement could be concluded any moment from now, in spite of the fact that the young strong talent will spend the rest of the season at Stamford Bridge.
The need of this marking has become clear lately, right off the bat because of the club's absence of high level choices at their central back.
While Carlo Ancelotti has three magnificent options in David Alaba, Eder Militao and Nacho Fernandez, Jesus Vallejo isn't in his arrangements and Dani Carvajal needed to fill in there against Chelsea.
The truth is, Rudiger's performance against Real Madrid during their champions league clash at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu persuaded the club to sign him this late spring, and an arrangement is inevitable.
On Sunday, following Chelsea's 1-0 win against West Ham United, Thomas Tuchel affirmed that Rudiger will leave the club toward the end of the season as he quotes. "The present circumstance is that he needs to leave the club. He disclosed his intentions to me this week in a private discussion," Tuchel said. "We gave everything - me and the club - yet we were unable to battle any longer"
"Without his approvals we probably don't have the option to continue battling, yet our options are limited and We don't think about it literally because It is his choice."
I imagine the amount of influence Rudiger will pull on the Madrid defence and trust me, his move to Real Madrid will be a blast to La Liga teams and strikers.
That's all we have for today because I am a Chelsea fan and it hurts me to lose one of our finest players who has been of great help towards our success this season.
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