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The Blues are facing competition from the champions of France for a key transfer target, but the most important problem may well be the evaluation of his club.
Leandro Paredes wants to go either to Paris Saint-Germain or Chelsea and has agreed with both clubs terms of the proposed move, but Zenit holds firm for an amount of about 40 M € (36 M £). Goal includes.
PSG has long been interested in the Argentine international, which has become a target of Chelsea this month when Cesc Fabregas left the club in free transfer to reach Monaco.
As reported on Goal earlier in the week, Zenit has not yet allowed discussions between Chelsea and his player on a difference of about € 10m (£ 9m / $ 11m).
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The initial approach of the Premier League club for the 24-year-old was € 30m (£ 27m / $ 34m), but Zenit's position to encourage a bidding war remains cautious.
Maurizio Sarri was once again clear before his team's match at Arsenal that he would like to see a substitute come in for Fabregas.
"You know my opinion on replacing Cesc," said Sarri.
"We need a replacement, in my opinion, Marina knows my opinion very well, so I'm not frustrated at the moment."
Chelsea is also working on an agreement with Gonzalo Higuain and has reached an agreement with Juventus. Their contract depends on the appointment of Milan to Higuain, which should bring Krzysztof Piątek, valued at € 40m (€ 36m).
They must also unload Alvaro Morata, who has an agreement with Atletico Madrid, but the Blues have yet to agree on their side.
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At the same time, they also hope to resist a £ 35m Bayern Munich approach (€ 40m / $ 45m) and accept a contract renewal with Callum Hudson-Odoi.
PSG also target Dortmund midfielder Julian Weigl, but thinks he can welcome the two players on his team.
Other reports by Sabrina Belalmi, Ruben Uria and Romeo Agresti.
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