Chelsea has just completed the signing of 23 yrs Star Boy who has more goals than Lionel Messi Last Season

Tosin Adarabioyo, a 26-year-old defender for Fulham, has joined Chelsea on a free transfer. Adarabioyo’s contract is for four years.

Adarabioyo, whose contract expires at the end of the month, is reportedly joining Chelsea in order to play in Europe since they have qualified for the Europa Conference League for the next season.

In April, former Manchester City youth center-back Adarabioyo turned down a chance to join Fulham’s highest-paid players.

“This is a complete circle event for me since Chelsea is a massive club. “I made my professional debut at Stamford Bridge, where I was born,” Adarabioyo remarked.

“I’m thrilled to be able to contribute to steering the club in the direction we desire.”

After coach Bernardo Cueva leaves Brentford for Chelsea in a £750,000 agreement to create a set-piece department, Chelsea hopes he will help them improve their record in both attacking and defensive set-pieces.

Trevoh Chalobah, the defender from Chelsea’s academy who is for sale this summer and has reportedly drawn attention from Manchester United, may go sooner rather than later as a result of Adarabioyo’s arrival.

The 39-year-old Thiago Silva will also depart Chelsea to rejoin Fluminense, a Brazilian team.

“Man United attempted to sway Adarabioyo’s opinion”
Nizaar Kinsella, football news correspondent for BBC Sport, provided analysis.

Despite strong opposition from opponents, Chelsea managed to sign Adarabioyo.

Despite Manchester United’s late offer, he had already committed to a transfer to Stamford Bridge and maintained his word.

It came after Chelsea had snatched over Newcastle’s month-long negotiations for Adarabioyo; Atletico Madrid had also expressed interest, but they were unable to match Premier League offers.

The former Manchester City academy product choose Chelsea because he believed in the idea, the opportunity to work with new boss Enzo Maresca again after a brief stint at City, and the prospect of a significant role.

In addition, Chelsea qualified for Europe before Newcastle.

By using Adarabioyo’s 6 feet 5 inches of height, the Blues want to improve on a significant weakness at set-pieces while also being more aggressive and defensive at corners and free kicks.

In an effort to turn around the club’s finances, coach Bernardo Cueva will also move from Brentford to establish a new set-piece department.

Thiago Silva’s departure has created a void in the lineup, and Adarabioyo’s skill with the ball is expected to help.