Manu Kone in action for France against Morocco at the World Cup (Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images)
Chelsea have been advised that Manu Kone could be an ideal signing to replace Enzo Fernandez if he leaves Stamford Bridge this summer.
Kone has impressed at Roma and with France at this summer’s World Cup, and this has led to some speculation over his future in recent times.
Fabrizio Romano has previously posted on YouTube about Manchester United having an interest in Kone, though it seems he’s just one of a number of options being assessed by the Red Devils.
Former Chelsea right‑back Glen Johnson believes the club should pursue Kone should Enzo Fernández depart, citing the player’s strong physicality, passing ability, and suitability for the Premier League.
Chelsea urged to sign “excellent” Manu Kone
In a recent interview with Metro, Johnson praised Kone’s abilities and expressed a desire for Chelsea to sign the 25‑year‑old. He noted that Kone has been excellent for France, describing him as a strong, physically imposing midfielder who uses the ball well and delivers precise passes. Johnson added that if Enzo Fernández leaves, Kone would be a perfect replacement and would adapt quickly to the Premier League.
Chelsea do seem to be in the market for a new midfielder this summer, with BBC Sport reporting that they’ve had a £64m bid rejected for Bournemouth’s Alex Scott.
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