Chelsea had agreed “extremely good deal” for midfielder; could regret deal collapse
Chelsea may regret not spending a little more to get the Lamine Camara deal done says Matt Law of the Daily Telegraph.If you enjoy Talk Chelsea coverage and want to see more of it, add us as a preferr...
Chelsea had entered into an "extremely good deal" for midfielder Lamine Camara, but their summer window came to a premature end when the transfer fell through at the final hurdle, leaving the team without a midfielder. Daily Telegraph journalist Matt Law commented on the podcast, expressing his belief that the agreed fee for Camara would have been a very attractive offer for Chelsea.
Law's comments serve as a reminder for Chelsea fans to remain vigilant, as the club may end up regretting the collapse of this deal in the future. Indeed, the ongoing complications with Monaco over the transfer suggest that the Blues will not be acquiring Camara, and it is possible that he will join another Premier League team in the upcoming summer.
Law also commended Chelsea's summer window overall, noting that the majority of transfers had gone smoothly until this incident involving Camara.
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