River and Chelsea's deal for youngsters questioned in Europe | OneFootball

From Italy, they criticized the possible agreement between the two clubs and compared it to a “branch office” model.

The strategic agreement being negotiated by River and Chelsea has sparked criticism in Europe. From Italy, they questioned the link between the two clubs and compared it to a “branch office,” referring to the model the group that owns the Blues applies at other teams. Journalist Mimmo Cugini, from Gazzetta dello Sport, spoke out against the possible alliance and put the spotlight on the loan and sale of minors, one of the key points of the agreement, which is at an advanced stage.

The negotiation includes Chelsea having priority to buy River’s young players or match offers for their footballers, while it could also loan players so they can get minutes in Núñez, as already happened with Kendry Páez.

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