Chelsea are starting to accelerate their efforts to find additional power in the wing sector. The London club has reportedly communicated with representatives of Bologna winger, Jonathan Rowe, in the last few days.
This contact is a signal that the England U-21 national team player is back on Chelsea’s priority list for the summer transfer market.
Chelsea Hasn’t Submitted an Official Offer
Reports circulating say Chelsea have not sent an official proposal to Bologna. However, talks with Rowe’s camp have begun as part of the exploratory process.
The 23 year old player is not the only name the Blues are monitoring. Chelsea are also still considering several other options for the wing position, including West Ham United’s Crysencio Summerville and Francisco Trincão.
Bologna Wants to Keep Jonathan Rowe
Jonathan Rowe closed last season with a quite convincing performance. He contributed with goals and assists throughout Bologna’s journey in Serie A, European competitions and domestic cup events.
Bologna itself did not include Rowe on the selling list. The Italian club prefers to keep the winger, although it is believed that a large offer could change the situation.
Chelsea aren’t the only ones interested either. Aston Villa was previously linked with the opportunity to recruit this player.
For Bologna, a situation like this is nothing new. In the last few seasons, they have released Riccardo Calafiori and Dan Ndoye to Premier League clubs.
Chelsea still seems to be careful before making an official offer.
The move to open communication with Jonathan Rowe shows that the club wants to ensure the player’s suitability first before entering the negotiation stage with Bologna.
If the competition with Aston Villa becomes more serious, Chelsea may have to move faster so as not to lose one of their targets on the wing.
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