There are now three Premier League clubs fighting for the signature of Leicester City midfielder Youri Tielemans, according to a report in Italy.
Tielemans has been an exceptional player for "The Foxes"since joining them from Monaco in 2019. Tielemans has proven himself in the Premier League, helping Leicester build their position as challengers for the European places.
With a contract expiring in 2023, there possibilities that a transfer could be likely for him next year. There will be plenty of interest in his services, especially Chelsea Football Club.
In addition to "The Blues" latest signing, Saul, Chelsea currently have ex-Leicester man N’Golo Kante, Jorginho and Mateo Kovacic at their desposal.
Therefore, the signing of someone like Tielemans, 24, could help them regenerate an already successful department.
Moreover, according to 90min, Tielemans has rejected their latest offer.
Although Chelsea have been linked with several midfielders like Declan Rice and Aurelien Tchouameni, Youri Tielemans remains Chelsea top January transfer target.
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