Chelsea makes its first attempt to sign Yeremay Hernández from Deportivo de La Coruña
Chelsea have built a strong scouting network in Europe and South America, and Todd Boehly leaves no stone unturned when it comes to attempting transfers for some of the world's best young prospects. The blues They are building a team that could see them dominate for the next decade and have identified another fantastic player to add to their ranks.
Caught offside reported of Chelsea's interest in Deportivo La Coruña striker Yeremay Hernández. The 22 year old He has been linked with Arsenal and Manchester United. Furthermore, although west Londoners are planning to appropriate a movement ahead of their first division rivals by already submitting an offer for the player, the source added.
Hernandez has been vital for Deportivo La Coruña this season with his brilliant performance of eight goals and three assists in the final third. The financial details of the offer that Chelsea have presented are not yet known, although it is difficult to imagine that the Galicians will let their top scorer go midway through the campaign, especially now that they are fighting relegation in the Second Division.
An open race could take place in the summer
Although Chelsea have entered talks to sign Yeremay Hernández in recent days, it is unlikely that Deportivo de La Coruña or the player will consider the Blues' approach as both fight to survive the drop until the season ends.
In the summer, however, there could be an exciting race for his signature with Arsenal and manchester united will also be in the equation.
Chelsea have already started to build a relationship with Deportivo and Hernandez's entourage, so he could prove useful to them over the summer. They will also be very well equipped financially to land the young striker, although it remains to be seen how much playing time they can guarantee him at a crucial time in his career.
That's not to say that Arsenal or Manchester United can have an advantage over Chelsea either, but there may be a smaller club in England or Spain that is willing to meet Hernandez's demand for playing time at the highest level.
As a result, he doesn't look very promising for Chelsea or any other Premier League giants despite their interest in Hernandez.
