Gianluca di Marzio has stated that Chelsea are planning to acquire Doue this summer for a reputed fee of €7 million (£5.8 million/$7.6 million), with a further €2 million (£1.6 million/$2.1 million) in add-ons. The Blues, on the other hand, will immediately return the defender to Ligue 1 on loan. On the other hand, he will not be going back to Rennes; rather, he will be joining Strasbourg, which is part of the same ownership group as Chelsea.Guela is the older brother of Desire Doue, who has been a significant target during the summer for a number of elite clubs, including Chelsea. Guela is also a player. The Blues, on the other hand, are not expected to be able to get the 19-year-old Doue because Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich continue to be among the most prominent candidates for the younger Doue.

Following the acquisition of Caleb Wiley from Atlanta United for a reported amount of £8.5 million ($10.9 million), Guela will be Chelsea’s second consecutive defensive signing to be sent out on loan to Strasbourg this summer. Wiley was acquired by Chelsea from Atlanta United. After his participation in the Olympic Games in Paris, the full-back for the United States National Team is expected to join the Ligue 1 team.

Following the departure of Patrick Vieira, the 21-year-old player will soon be traveling to France to participate in pre-season training for Strasbourg. Liam Rosenior, who was chosen as the new head coach earlier today, will be in charge of the team.

According to the video titled “All questions,” two Chelsea squads are having a difficult time putting together a single excellent performance

Examining preseason friendly is a challenging endeavor. Although it is tempting to be concerned about the negative aspects of the situation, you should avoid giving too much praise to the positive aspects.

As part of their analysis of Chelsea’s first game of the season, which was a 2-2 draw with Wrexham, the London is Blue podcast mentioned that it was difficult to find too much to appreciate, particularly in the second half, when the entire team was replaced and appeared to be much less cohesive.

Despite the fact that they were able to find some praise for the move that led to the second goal, there was where the applause ended.

They summed up the game by saying, “It’s all questions,” which suggests that the fans were not really pleased with the outcome.

Let us hope that the games that come after this one will yield some answers.

Their conversation can be seen in the video that is embedded here; this particular conversation begins after twenty-one minutes have passed: