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Chelsea Pull Out of Deal to Sign Former PSG Midfielder on Free Transfer

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Chelsea have pulled out of a deal to sign former PSG midfielder Renato Sanches on a free transfer, according to reports in France.

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Chelsea tried, already in the last moments of the transfer window, to hire one of the players who helped eliminate Brazil from Carlo Ancelotti in the World Cup of 2026. The target of the Blues was Sander Berge, half-camper of Fulham and important piece of the Norwegian selection in the historic campaign that ended with the fall ...

Chelsea were looking to sign Sander Berge from Fulham towards the end of the transfer window, the BBC reports. Chelsea were looking for a midfielder as it became clear that Enzo Fernandez was heading to Manchester City for £125m. However, the club never made a formal bid for Berge as Fulham were unwilling to sell the Norwegian. Chelsea instead turned to Monaco's Lamine Camara and Roma's Manu Kone. An agreement was reached for a £47m deal for Cam…

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Now the Blues will have to settle after the Giallorossi "no" at the start of Manu

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Chelsea thought of Renato Sanches in the final line of the summer market. Portuguese medium is currently without a club. The content Renato Sanches was on the giant radar of the Premier League: here's what happened appears first in Ball on the Network.

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softfootball.com broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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