Chelsea pursue Arsenal's Ethan Nwaneri as summer transfer target
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 8:05 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Chelsea has set its sights on Arsenal midfielder Ethan Nwaneri as they aim to enhance their attack in this summer transfer window. Nwaneri, a promising talent, recently completed a loan spell at Olympique Marseille, where he scored twice and provided one assist in nine league matches. At 19 years old, he is recognized as one of the top young playmakers in England, currently under contract with Arsenal until 2030. Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso is reportedly interested in bringing Nwaneri to Stamford Bridge to strengthen the team’s attacking options for the future.
- •Nwaneri had a loan spell at Olympique Marseille last season.
- •He scored two goals and provided one assist in Ligue 1.
- •His current contract with Arsenal runs until summer 2030.
- •Chelsea aims to enhance their attacking options this summer.
- •Manager Xabi Alonso is keen on signing Nwaneri.
- 8:05 PMYahoo Sports — Chelsea Have Set Their Sights On This Arsenal Talent: Should Alonso Get Him On Board?
"In a recent report, journalist Simon Phillips stated that Chelsea have set their sights on Arsenal talent Ethan Nwaneri this summer. It has been mentioned that the Blues are eyeing a move to bring the...
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