WHAT IS NEW WITH CHELSEA?

There have been rumors that Magdalena Eriksson and Pernille Harder will join FC Bayern. The women's Bundesliga can look forward to two superstars: Magdalena Eriksson and Pernille Harder are moving from the Chelsea women to FC Bayern Munich in the summer! The perfect time for 20Bet login. The future of the two Chelsea stars has been a topic for many weeks. It was assumed that Eriksson and Harder, who are privately involved, will leave the Blues together in the summer - but until now the big question was where the duo would move to.

It is confirmed that FC Bayern had a strong interest in both players since the beginning of the year and made an initial offer during that period. The contract has since been signed by Harder and Eriksson. Previously, Real Madrid had tried to sign both players. However, this failed due to salary negotiations.

Olympique Lyon was also in the race for the two signings, but they offered them a much shorter contract than Bayern. Harder and Eriksson finally rejected a contract extension with Chelsea for one year in February.

Fotbollskanalen and TV2 also report that the two Chelsea stars have decided to move to FC Bayern.

The women's Bundesliga is not new territory for Harder: the Danish attacker was with VfL Wolfsburg from 2017 to 2020 before moving to Chelsea FC and her partner Eriksson. Harder scored 104 goals in 114 games for the Wolves!

In 2020, Pernille Harder moved from the Women's Bundesliga to Chelsea FC in the English Women's Super League. The transfer fee of around €350,000 made the Dane the most expensive player in the world at the time. Her contract is due to expire next summer, and the signs point to her departure.

Several media reports on the basis of a statement by sports journalist Michael McCann that Chelsea FC and Pernille Harder are likely to part ways. None other than Champions League record holders Olympique Lyonnais are said to be interested in signing the star Danish player.

Besides her, Chelsea also seems to lose team captain Magdalena Eriksson to the French team. She is Harder's partner and could also leave England on a free transfer in the summer. Rumors about a switch of the two have been circulating for quite some time. As 90minDE learned, especially Real Madrid was interested in winning the two players for themselves. However, this failed due to the salary requirements of both sides.

Eriksson has been under contract with the Blues since 2017 and is a captain there. The Swedish international can play as a left-back and center-back, giving Alexander Straus new flexibility in the backline.

AND WHAT'S STILL TO COME

Concrete talks! AC Milan is keen on Ruben Loftus-Cheek from Chelsea FC. Ruben Loftus-Cheek could leave Chelsea FC in the summer in the direction of Milan. Talks are already underway, the player is open to a move.

WHAT HAPPENED. Italian top club AC Milan is apparently working on signing midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek from Chelsea FC. This is reported by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

WHAT IS THE BACKGROUND? According to the report, the Rossoneri are already in concrete talks with the 27-year-old all-rounder, who is said to be the bosses' top transfer target in order to restructure the team in midfield.

The negotiations are currently probably going well, with Loftus-Cheek, who is still under contract with the Blues until 2024 and has lost his regular place after his calf injury in the second half of the season, is said to be open to a move to the Italian fashion capital.

Alongside Mason Mount, Chelsea could thus lose another homegrown player, as Loftus-Cheek hails from the youth club and spent just one year each on loan at Crystal Palace and Fulham FC.

A LOOK AT THE FIGURES: Loftus-Cheek has played 30 competitive games for the Blues this season and has 152 caps for Frank Lampard's side, scoring 13 goals.

WHO WILL COME: NÜSKEN SET FOR MOVE TO CHELSEA

The eagle has landed in London: international Sjoeke Nüsken is leaving Eintracht Frankfurt to join Chelsea FC in the summer. 90min has the exclusive details on the deal!

Update: The transfer has been officially confirmed. The skilled midfielder, who was most recently used exclusively in central defense for the SGE, signed with the Blues until 2026. She had still extended her contract in Frankfurt until 2024, which is why an unknown transfer fee was transferred from London.

Other clubs also showed great interest in signing Nüskens, but she clearly preferred a move to the English Women's Super League (WSL). Among others, there were offers from Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique Lyonnais.

Arsenal FC also wanted to sign the 22-year-old and led the race for Nüskens' signature for a long time. In the end, however, the London archrival prevailed.

Nüsken fits the profile of coach Emma Hayes' team perfectly. The Blues are counting on flexibility, which the German international definitely brings to the table. With her left-footedness and ambidexterity, Nüsken could replace Chelsea captain Magdalena Eriksson, who will move to FC Bayern in the summer, in the back line.