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Samu Aghehowa Transfer from Porto to Chelsea

Reports in Portugal state that Chelsea and Tottenham are competing to sign FC Porto striker Samu Aghehowa. The forward scored 27 goals in all competitions during his first season in Portugal. A previous transfer for Aghehowa to Stamford Bridge failed at a late stage.

Goal.com has stated that Chelsea will compete for the transfer of FC Porto's striker, Samu Aghehowa. It is reported that FC Porto are prepared to approve his transfer. Additionally, former manager Andre Villas-Boas is willing to approve an €80m departure.

Arsenal are prepared to compete with Chelsea and Tottenham for Porto striker Samu Aghehowa.

Chelsea are attentive to the situation of Samu Omorodion Aghehowa, whose annual salary is 1,630,000 euros and market value is estimated at 50 million euros. According to journalist Ekrem Konur, two other English clubs are also competing for his signature.

According to reports, Chelsea are closely monitoring the development of FC Porto striker Samu Aghehowa. The Spain international was close to moving to Stamford Bridge last summer, and the club have reportedly renewed their interest in signing him.

According to A Bola, Aston Villa are reportedly among the clubs rivalling Chelsea for the potential transfer of Porto striker Samu Aghehowa. Chelsea had an interest in him at one point, and the Spaniard would likely cost a large fee due to his €100m release clause.

Dean Jones has downplayed Chelsea's current interest in Porto player Samu Aghehowa, suggesting they may have shifted focus following their pursuit of Strasbourg striker Emanuel Emegha. Jones said that Chelsea have tracked Aghehowa over time but is not sure this would be needed, as Emegha is also expected to join soon.

Chelsea are reportedly set to renew their interest in Samu Aghehowa, despite the imminent arrival of Emanuel Emegha from Strasbourg. According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, Chelsea have re-emerged as possible candidates to acquire Aghehowa.

According to Fichajes, Chelsea are prepared to spend €100 million (£87 million, $116.7 million) on Porto striker Samu Aghehowa this January as they continue their search for goals.

According to a report in Spain, Chelsea are prepared to pay over €100 million for long-term target Samu Aghehowa. Fichajes reports that Chelsea have monitored Aghehowa’s development since his failed move to Stamford Bridge and are now prepared to submit an offer in excess of €100m next summer. Chelsea reportedly view him as a key transfer target and are willing to make him one of their most expensive signings of all time.

Pete O’Rourke said Chelsea came very close to signing Samu Aghehowa a couple of transfer windows ago before the player decided to stay.

According to Team Talk, Chelsea have shown interest in signing Samu Aghehowa. He has an £86m release clause in his contract.

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca is reportedly urging the club to target Samu Omorodion, as reported by Fichajes. Omorodion transferred to Porto during the summer for €15 million, a fee considerably lower than what Chelsea had anticipated paying. He has bolstered his reputation with impressive performances, notably in a match against Manchester United in the Europa League. His release clause is now set at €100 million, and he remains under contract until 2029. Although Omorodion is content at Porto, a potential offer in the next transfer window could lead him to reassess his situation.

Samu Omorodion is a player for FC Porto and is considered one of the most sought-after young talents in European football. Chelsea, under the management of Enzo Maresca, had targeted Samu during the last transfer window and remains keen on signing the young Spanish player. This interest is driven by his impressive performance, having scored 11 goals in 10 matches. With a release clause set at 100 million euros, his transfer is anticipated to be a costly endeavor.

Samu Omorodion had been anticipated to join Chelsea for approximately €50 million over the summer. Nevertheless, the transfer to Chelsea fell apart at the last moment. Omorodion later disclosed that the summer was very challenging for him and mentioned that the transfer didn't occur because, in his words, God didn't want it. Consequently, Chelsea was compelled to secure Joao Felix on a permanent contract to facilitate Conor Gallagher's transfer to Atletico Madrid.

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