Beijing, August 29th, early morning.
England Premier Soccer League
Powerhouse West Ham United have announced on their official website that the team has signed a deal with the
Chelsea
Agreement was reached on the addition of Zouma, a center back in the Blues' lineup. It is reported that West Ham United gave Zouma a four-year contract, and according to the famous Italian journalist Romano, Zouma's transfer fee is 30 million euros.
Zouma made his name at St. Etienne in Ligue 1, and in January 2014, the centerback joined
Chelsea
, with a transfer fee of €15 million. Join
Chelsea
After that, Zouma started from the bench and then became the team's center back partner with Terry. But Zouma's role in the
Chelsea
It hasn't all been plain sailing, being loaned out to Stoke City for the 2017-2018 season and Everton for the 2018-2019 season.
Zouma returned last season to
Chelsea
, appeared in 36 games in all competitions, scoring five goals and playing 2,948 minutes. But Tuchel's arrival put Zouma in
Chelsea
Without a future, according to statistics, after Tuchel's reign, Zouma has only worked for the
Chelsea
Played nine games.
England Premier Soccer League
League, he has lost his place in the team.
Tuchel has a great admiration for Sevilla center back Conde, and because of this, the
Chelsea
Also moved to clean Zouma's mind. According to previous media reports, Zouma has no objection to the transfer of West Ham United, but in terms of wages, the two sides have differences. In the early morning of August 29, Beijing time, West Ham United in the official website announced the signing of Zuma, the center back will sign a contract with the team to 2025 expiry. And according to the famous Italian journalist Romano's news, Zouma's transfer fee is 30 million euros.
With Zuma's departure.
Chelsea
will also go all out to sign Conte, with Romano previously tweeting that Conte has spent the last few weeks with the
Chelsea
Agreement was reached on the terms of an individual contract, with both parties agreeing to sign through June 2026.
