Conte admits he can't stop sale of €100m rated superster

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is not a happy man these days, he lost the FA Community Shield to Arsenal (in that new, fancy, ABBA system relive it right here in case you missed it), but it's the goings-on, or lack-thereof, in the transfer market this summer.


The Premier League holder bring in Tiemoue Bakayoko from Monaco, with the German defender Antonio Rudiger from Roma Alvaro Morata from La Liga outfit Real Madrid and Argentina goalkeeper Willy Callbero from Manchester City while the Blues have lost Serbian international Nemanja Matic to Machester United.

When about the sale of the midfielder he replied: "You have to ask to the club about this." and missing out on Romelu Lukaku to Manchester United hasn't sat well with the Italian manager. It was the response to a query on Eden Hazard that will have raised the most eyebrows.


According to The Telegraph  quoted Conte as admitting that he won't be able to stop Eden Hazard's sale if the board decides to go ahead with it:

"You know well that I have great consideration for this player because he is a really top player, but I repeat I am the coach and I can give my opinion; the final decision is always the club’s,” he said.

“I expect for Eden to play with Chelsea. We are trying to improve our squad in the quality. It is not the right moment to lose a player.”

“I can have my opinion,” he said, “then it is for the club. The final decision is always for the club.”

Former PFA footballer of year Hazard net in 16 goals and 5 assists from last season Both La Liga giant Barcelona and Real Madrid are interested in the Belgium ace.



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