Chelsea are not giving up in their pursuit of Bayern Munich star David Alaba.
Alaba, 28, is linked with numerous European giants, with Real Madrid reportedly leading the race to sign the defender.
But it seems Chelsea are unwilling to give up.
TOP STORY – CHELSEA STILL EYEING MADRID TARGET ALABA
Chelsea will attempt to hijack Real Madrid's move for Bayern Munich defender Alaba, according to The Guardian.
It was reported Alaba, who is out of contract at the end of the season, had agreed to a four-year deal with Madrid.
Chelsea aim to hijack David Alaba's move to Real Madrid. Story: @JacobSteinberg https://t.co/dXtg6nmywo pic.twitter.com/akbC6PkFmb
— Guardian sport (@guardian_sport) February 5, 2021
Chelsea have been linked with numerous centre-backs.
Goal reports the Premier League club's signing plans are linked to Bayern Munich's transfer plans as the Bundesliga giants are favourites to sign RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano.
Upamecano and Niklas Sule, another Bayern defender, are also said to be targets for Chelsea.
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Jose Mourinho is popular with the majority of his Tottenham squad, but even some of those who like and respect him are not entirely happy with the way the team are playing - @Matt_Law_DT with the latest on Mourinho and Spurs https://t.co/egVOvyWtBd
— Telegraph Football (@TeleFootball) February 5, 2021
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