Chelsea Transfer News: Tottenham Authorized to Open Talks With Blues Rivals About Loan Star, Batshuayi

Michy Batshuayi is still looking for an emergency exit after his transfer from Chelsea's nightmare loan to Valencia, while his rivals, Tottenham, are starting talks on a possible deal. Goal includes.

Chelsea are not wanting to lend their 25-year-old striker to Spurs to keep only a permanent contract with their most ferocious rivals, while asking for about 35 million pounds ($ 46 million).

Everton were also interested in the Belgian international but were scared by the asking price, while West Ham to have failed in their attempts on a loan agreement.

Real Betis left the race to sign Batshuayi after receiving a loan offer accepted, because he was conditional on the unloading of Sergio Leon, who will now stay in Seville.

It seems that Batshuayi is desperate to find a way out of his loan deal with Valencia, where he has only managed three goals in 10 starts.

Monaco had D & # 39; agreement an agreement to take over the last six months of the Valencia loan agreement, but Chelsea refused to let him go because they preferred to sell one of their loans, with 42 people.

Batshuayi is training in Valencia after a temporary layoff to seek a club in Brussels, but La Liga remains optimistic and hopes to get the high salary of the striker of his payroll.

Valencia coach Marcelino had hinted in early January that he was out of patience for Batshuayi after replacing the striker in the Copa del Rey loss to Sporting Gijon.

Batshuayi had only 45 minutes before being replaced, a decision that Marcelino defended as "tactical" after the final whistle.

But the coach also blur his concerns about his attack options in his comments after the match.

The article continues below

"We need signatures in advance, in some cases our patience is exhausted," he said. journalists while avoiding to name Batshuayi or Kevin Gameiro as the subject of his anger.

The boss of Chelsea, Maurizio Sarri, is not interested in the return of Batshuayi, Gonzalo Higuain and Olivier Giroud being his two forwards for the rest of the season.

Neil Jones and Paco Rico contributed to this story.