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A move to Europe beckoned, with Leverkusen paying around £6million for his services in the summer of 2021. Just 18 months later, he could be on the move again for a much bigger fee.
The World Cup break came at a good time for Chelsea and head coach Potter, who replaced Thomas Tuchel in September. The West Londoners have not won in the Premier League since October 16 and went into the international tournament having failed to win any of their final five top-flight matches.
Chelsea are expected to be active in the January transfer window despite spending nearly £300m in Todd Boehly’s first summer transfer window. There were eight new arrivals at Stamford Bridge but many of those have underwhelmed.
Potter can also claim that some of them were Tuchel’s signings and that he should be given the opportunity to build a team in his image.
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