Not a great day for Chelsea as they suffer Jules Kounde setback, while Matthijs de Ligt joins Bayern Munich CFC
Chelsea have had a £47million bid for Sevilla defender Jules Kounde rejected, talkSPORT understands.
This setback came on the same day that former target Matthijs de Ligt’s transfer to Bayern Munich was confirmed. “I felt the genuine appreciation from the sporting management, the coach and the board right from the start, which convinced me.
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