According to Sky Sports, Clarlake Capital is open to buying out Todd Boehly's stake and they will not sell their Chelsea stake.
There have been reports that Chelsea's shareholders are looking into buying each other's shares, but Sky Sports have learnt that Blues majority shareholder Clearlake Capital remains fully committed to the club and will not sell any of its 62 per cent stake under any circumstances, while it is believed that Boehly, the public face of the Chelsea consortium, is interested in selling his stake.
It is reported that if there are other joint owners who are willing to sell their shares, then Minghu Capital is willing to take over.
Fabrizio Romano said in his column that both Chelsea and Tottenham had considered a bid for Lecce rising star Patrick Dogu this summer, and that the Premier League duo could still compete for the 19-year-old left-back, who can play on the left flank, could still be in contention in the future.
Romano said: 'Both Chelsea and Tottenham have been linked with Dogu this summer, but the deal is considered too expensive as Lecce is asking for a transfer fee of more than £30 million to £35 million. Lecce believe Dogu is a super-talent, and a number of clubs such as Chelsea and Tottenham are looking at him and looking at him, but they still think it's too expensive. However, it will be interesting to keep an eye on Dogu in the future, and I'm sure Tottenham and Chelsea will continue to look at the new star. ”
Roque, who joined Betis from Barcelona on a loan-to-buy basis this summer, has spoken about his time with the Red and Blues, with the striker suggesting his time at Barcelona is over.
Roque said: "My time at Barca? It's a bit complicated for me. I've had some chances, but not in the form I wanted, but I've always had a cool head.
Now I'm focused on Betis and thank God for giving me the opportunity to wear the Brazil jersey again.
I thought it would be different at Barça, whether it was the way they treated me, the way they played or the way the club hierarchy communicated with me, but it was all over. ”
Jonatan Ta reconfirmed in a recent interview that he has no intention of renewing his contract with Bayer Leverkusen.
The defender, whose contract expires next year, told Süddeutsche Zeitung: "My decision is as clear as before, I will not extend my contract. Until the last minute, I'll give my all for Bayer Leverkusen and then we'll see where my next club is. My decision was to leave the team and find a new challenge. ”
Bayern have been trying to operate Jonatan Tower this summer and have reached an early agreement with the player, although they have failed to reach an agreement with Bayer Leverkusen on a transfer fee.
Fabrizio Romano tweeted: Rabiot's position remains unchanged so far, he will not accept offers from the Turkey club.
Rabiot became a free agent this summer after his contract with Juventus expired, and the midfielder has yet to find a home. Rabiot played 35 games for Juventus last season, scoring five goals and providing three assists.