Chelsea signed a contract with the Argentine player, Facundo Buonanotte on a loan in a season from Brighton.
Facundo Bounanotte spent last season on loan at Leicester City, he emerged as the top goal of Leeds United last week. But Chelsea has gone in and has what he needs. Chelsea signed a contract with the Argentine player on a loan in a season from Brighton.
Chelsea paid 2 million pounds to sign a contract with Buonanotte, who would return to Brighton after the end of the loan time at Stamford Bridge. Buonanotte shared on Chelsea's official website, he said: “I am very happy to join Chelsea. This is a great opportunity for me and I want to contribute as much as possible to help the team. “
Meanwhile, head coach Brighton, Fabian Hurzeler, said: “This is a great opportunity for facundo to play in the English Premier League and the Champions League, thereby continuing to develop. Facundo has great potential and his future in Brighton, we will monitor his progress at Chelsea this season. ”
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Facundo Buonanotte officially joined Chelsea on loan. |
Brighton signed a contract with Buonanotte from Argentina's Rosario Central in January 2023, this young player played 36 matches for the birds in the 2023/24 season. Buonanotte played on a loan in Leicester last season and impressed, although the foxes had to relegate.
Buonanotte is Chelsea's 10th contract this summer, whereby the Blues spent nearly £ 300 million for new players. But Chelsea has collected the same amount from selling players, and they will collect more money from Nicolas Jackson and Tyrique George.
Chelsea has reached an agreement with Bayern Munich on the Jackson deal. This agreement will allow Jackson to join Bayern on loan, a loan fee of a season of £ 13 million. Bayern can buy it in the next summer for a fee of 65 million pounds.
Chelsea agreed to sell George to Fulham. Roma is said to be leading the race to win George's signature but the agreement has broken, creating an opportunity for Fulham to get his signature at a transfer price of 22 million pounds.