Barcelona and Real Madrid are ready to ‘dismantle’ Chelsea’s defence this summer as they eye up as many as four signings from Stamford Bridge.
That’s according to Sport, who explain that both clubs are ‘looking to London’ to bolster their defences for next season.
The newspaper explains that Chelsea could be ‘in for a plunder’ in the summer transfer window as the La Liga duo plan their transfer business.
Barcelona have their ‘sets sight on’ three players at Chelsea, having already secured a deal for Andreas Christensen, who will be out of contract.
He could be joined by teammate Cesar Azpilicueta, who is set to leave as long as the Blues new ownership grant him it, and Marcos Alonso, who the Blaugrana are looking at as an option at left-back.
Real Madrid, meanwhile, have also reportedly reached an agreement with Antonio Rudiger to sign him on a free transfer when his contract comes to an end.
They’re keen to repeat the success they enjoyed last year in securing David Alaba on a free transfer from Bayern Munich, and Rudiger fits the bill.
He could therefore join his teammates in Spain, with the change in ownership at Chelsea creating a possibility that their players could ‘shake up the market’, starting with these four.
