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2 candidates to strengthen Chelsea's midfield named, Potter coached one of them (reliability: 4 stars)

 their priority, reports CBS' Ben Jacobs.

It is still possible that the Blues go for 

Both players can play in the defensive midfield, although Caicedo is a bit more attack-minded option. Unlike the Ecuadorian, Alvarez could be used as a centre-back in a three-at-the-back formation.

Both players' contracts expire in 2025, so they won't come for cheap.

Who would you rather go for – the Ajax star or the player who is well-adapted to the Premier League and knows Potter well?

Gabriel Slonina looking forward to 'pressure' at Chelsea ahead of January move

"I'm super excited just to be in that environment and see what it's like in the Premier League," 

 told the official MLS website about his upcoming move to 

"How the coach acts when we win, when we lose, what's the locker room look like? Just that level of pressure, I can't wait to be in there and be in that environment because I think you're going to learn from every single person there.

"The path that they showed me and presented me while I was talking to them was something I really liked.

"They really focused on a player's development and making sure they're seeing the right things, playing games and getting minutes. Because obviously for a young goalkeeper, that's super important. You can train a lot, but you still have to see those game minutes and everything. I was drawn to the fans, to the location of where it's at. And it's Chelsea, so it was a no-brainer."

Slonina has already signed a long-term contract with Chelsea but remained with MLS side 

It's understood that Chelsea have agreed to pay $15 million, including add-ons, for the goalkeeper who was also pursued by Real Madrid.

Top 10 players born in 2004 or later ranked - one Chelsea signing in top 3

CIES Football Observatory has ranked the players born in 2004 or later by their impact score.

The impact score is a figure that's calculated from the average match level in which players participated, their amount of game minutes played over the last year and their performances compared to both teammates and opponents.

 is the runaway leader in this ranking, with his impact score amounting to 93 out of 100.

, the American goalkeeper who has agreed him move from 

No wonder then that Chelsea had to beat off competition from Real Madrid for the American keeper who projects to be one of the best players in his position of his generation - if he transfers his skills from MLS to Europe, of course.

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Fatimo Titilope Lawal

Honeycrown

God bless you this what I’ve been saying but they will still come for me we need a player with vision player kelvin debruyne Gundogan if Chelsea can solve the problem of creative midfielder we are good to go or else even if haaland is in that team he won’t score more than 2 goals since the beginning of the season but check how many goals he has now in city.

Thank you for reminding Chelsea that my brother

Ojei Kingsley Samuel

we really need midfielders that are offensive and can carry out play for strikers

Player		G
Erling Haaland	Man City	21
Cole Palmer	Chelsea	20
Ollie Watkins	Aston Villa	19
Alexander Isak	Newcastle	19
Dominic Solanke	Bournemouth	18

2 candidates to strengthen Chelsea's midfield named, Potter coached one of them (reliability: 4 stars)

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