Chelsea have completed the signing of Alex Matos from Championship side Norwich City.
That’s according to Fabrizio Romano on Twitter, who claims the agreement was a free transfer with add-ons.
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The Blues have found that spending £600million-plus on talent does not necessarily equate to performances on the pitch.
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Chelsea have completed Alex Matos signing and documents and contracts sealed in the last 24h.
U-18 talent born in 2004, Matos joins from Norwich on free transfer with add-ons; part of Jim Fraser project, pushing for signing to build top U21 squad.
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It was reported last month how Chelsea were in "advanced talks" to sign the prodigy.
He has been with the Canaries since 2016, mostly playing for the club in Premier League 2 and the Under-18s Premier League.
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The move sees Chelsea bring in their 17th player under Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital's ownership as they head into their third transfer window since taking over.
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