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Quote from: X-ray on June 29, 2025, 03:44:06 AM

Underwhelming signing by Chelsea. Gitten's signing is just an average signing, and i believe he will perform averagely. They should sign someone who can bring them to the next level. Wasted 55 millions for him is waste of money. They paid Gitten more than City paid for Haaland.

He has only 8 goals and 4 assists from 32 games, which is terrible stats. City's talent recruiter must be sacked because of this.

Personally I have taken time to watch Gitten play and I can say that he is a young talent with lots of prospects in the future and I think Chelsea have discovered a gem from Dortmund. He might not be scoring in large numbers now but the kid could develop to be something like Ousman Dembele in the future.

Gittens is a talented young player, I agree with that and Chelsea spending a lot of money on young players for the future is a very wise move and indeed Chelsea has implemented this in the last few seasons, they focus on building a team for the future by recruiting young players even though there are risks but so far I see Chelsea's steps have no obstacles and they can even be better.

I would agree that English club Chelsea are focused on building a formidable team for the future which has led to them attracting interest from many players at the moment. This team has been weak in terms of young players before as evidenced by the fact that they immediately added young Argentine player Enzo Fernandez to the team and now that player is providing good service. Perhaps expressing that optimism they are now making the most of their efforts towards young people.

The club's success streak is clearly showing this season but I think they have another great opportunity, which is the quarter-final match of the Club World Cup. They will be the only ones representing the English giants in this round so perhaps they will have to win against the Brazilian Palmeiras club it seems that this will preserve the tradition of their English clubs.