Chelsea takes action again! The 70 million euro genius midfielder triggers a melee between the giants. Who can laugh to the end?

The smoke of the transfer market has never dissipated, and Chelsea has once again become the focus. This time, their target is the core of the offensive of Red Bull Leipzig - Harvey Simmons. The 22-year-old Dutch midfielder contributed 11 goals and 7 assists last season, with amazing efficiency and naturally became the target of many giants. But Leipzig's attitude is clear: less than 70 million euros are free of talks.

Chelsea's signing strategy has always been direct, but this time they seem to want to change their gameplay. Romano revealed that the Blues hope to complete the deal at a lower price, and the player himself is also open to joining. This is not surprising. The younger lineup created by Chelsea in recent years is indeed attractive to the new generation of players. But the problem is that Leipzig is not a philanthropist, they know Simmons' value, especially after the European Cup, his value has only increased and not decreased.

Bayern and Arsenal are also eyeing each other. Bayern's new coach Kompany prefers technical midfielders, and Simmons' style just meets his tactical needs. Arsenal, on the other hand, hopes to find a reliable rotation for Odgao, but the budget of 70 million euros is a big challenge for them. More subtle is that Paris Saint-Germain has a buyback clause in hand, and if they suddenly intervene, the situation will be more complicated. The reactions of the fans were also very interesting. Some people joked that Chelsea "buy portraits and stamps" and questioned whether they really need to hoard the midfielder again; some people think that Arsenal is the best place for Simmons, and Arteta's training ability may take him to the next level. But in any case, the final result of this deal is likely to affect the competitiveness of many giants next season.

Transfer market has never been just a game of money, but also a contest of strategy and patience. Can Chelsea get what it wants? Will Bayern and Arsenal make their way out? Will Paris take action suddenly? Everything is not yet finalized, but what is certain is that the battle has just begun.