Chelsea agree deal to sign Barcelona striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in a move that will see Marcos Alonso go the other way; Gabon international joined ...
Chelsea have been struggling with an age-old issue during the German's tenure - converting chances. Sky Sports News reported early on Deadline Day that Chelsea were closing in on an agreement with Barcelona for Aubameyang. That partnership ended when Dortmund sacked Tuchel at the end of the 2016/17 season and Aubameyang joined Arsenal in the winter window of 2018 for a then-club-record £60m - hitting the ground running with 10 league goals in just 12 starts. Aubameyang has been given permission to fly to the UK for his medical and to finalise the deal, with personal terms not expected to be a problem. While the Gabon international created headlines for the right and wrong reasons during his time at Arsenal, Aubameyang simply produced goals at Borussia Dortmund under Tuchel - with 56 Bundesliga goals in 63 appearances across two campaigns. Chelsea agree deal to sign Barcelona striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in a move that will see Marcos Alonso go the other way; Gabon international joined Barcelona from Arsenal in January; Chelsea have loaned Romelu Lukaku to Inter Milan and sold Timo Werner to RB Leipzig this summer
Chelsea have now agreed a permanent deal to sign Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Barcelona.
Unfortunately, Aubameyang will have to wait at least three weeks to make his Chelsea debut due to a broken jaw. [CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW TRANSFER DEADLINE DAY LIVE!](/sport/football/transfer-deadline-day-live-arsenal-chelsea-fc-tottenham-luiz-danilo-alvarez-b1022220.html) [helsea](/topic/chelsea) have now agreed a permanent deal to sign [Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang](/topic/pierre-emerick-aubameyang) from [Barcelona](/topic/barcelona).
Chelsea are closing in on a part-exchange deal for the former Arsenal striker, which will see Blues defender Marcos Alonso head to Camp Nou.
Transfers
The club are in a race against the clock to register players.
He is a natural leader and a born worker. Bellerín will sign until June 2023 in the next hours. Hector Bellerín to Barcelona, here we go! On Lewandowski, Xavi said: “I think Lewandoski is an extraordinary player. [Serie A](https://www.sportbible.com/serie-a) powerhouse [Inter Milan](https://www.sportbible.com/inter-milan) have been linked with a move for the 33-year-old, but the Spaniard has so far refused to enter negotiations as he has no interests in leaving the Camp Nou. [Barcelona](https://www.sportbible.com/barcelona) have so far failed in their attempts to offload left back [Jordi Alba](https://www.sportbible.com/jordi-alba), which could prevent them from registering potential new signing [Marcos Alonso](https://www.sportbible.com/marcos-alonso).
Pierre Emerick Aubameyang will be joining Chelsea in a €14m deal that will see Marcos Alonso go the opposite direction.
Barcelona and Chelsea have reached an agreement in principle for the transfer of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. The terms of the deal have been agreed, ...
Some sources have said that the fee will be 15m euros, though. Crucially, Aubameyang's sale will free up a lot of space around Barcelona's salary expenses, allowing for Alonso's arrival. Barcelona are optimistic that the transfer is wrapped up after drawn-out negotiations.
The fallout from Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton's Belgian Grand Prix collision has continued, with the Alpine driver forced to apologise again on ...
But when you say something to others, it's a little bit more serious." He is a legend of our time. He is a champion. [Fernando Alonso explains why he made his comment about Hamilton](https://www.marca.com/en/f1/2022/08/29/630ce89822601d9b048b458d.html) [a war of words between the pair afterwards](https://www.marca.com/en/f1/2022/08/29/630cce5422601d511c8b4598.html). [Mercedes hit back at Alonso after his 'idiot' comment about Hamilton](https://www.marca.com/en/f1/2022/08/29/630c8d3846163ffe4d8b456e.html)
Fernando Alonso has apologised for his comments about Lewis Hamilton after their Belgian GP crash, insisting the Mercedes driver is a "legend".
"it doesn't really affect me in the slightest. Asked if he believed Hamilton could not drive anywhere other than first, as he suggested last weekend, he added: "No, no, no, I don't believe [that]. When to watch Dutch GP on Sky Sports](https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/12684572/dutch-grand-prix-when-to-watch-practice-qualifying-and-the-race-on-sky-sports) [Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle said in his column this week](https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12526/12684748/martin-brundle-max-verstappen-enjoys-spa-day-as-fernando-alonso-makes-unfair-lewis-hamilton-jibe) that Alonso's jibe was "inaccurate and unfair". "But yes, I apologise. The latest amid Piastri wait](https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/12685101/alpine-make-pierre-gasly-enquiries-for-formula-1-2023-as-red-bull-open-door-amid-oscar-piastri-wait) [Max's homecoming!
Fernando Alonso said the "heat of the moment" comments he made about Lewis Hamilton at the Belgian Grand Prix have been blown out of proportion and did not ...
"When we are doing the TV pen I will approach him and say sorry if he understood in that way. "I don't think that it was much to blame in that moment looking at the replays to be honest, because it was a first-lap incident and we are close together. In that moment you say something to your teammate or whatever, and in that moment it's not broadcasted. And then something happens and you say something to your mate. After seeing the replays, Alonso said he did not blame Hamilton and instead accepted the stewards' decision that it was a first lap racing incident. "No, I don't believe [that he can only drive and start in first]," he said.
Fernando Alonso has apologised to Lewis Hamilton after the pair clashed on track at the Belgian Grand Prix. Before this week's Dutch GP, the Spaniard ...
“We are aware of the fact that radio calls are public and I think it was a very disrespectful comment,” he said. “Lewis is one of the fairest drivers on the grid, I don’t think he had any intentions to be unfair and made a mistake. “In football, in tennis you have your moments of privacy with your team,” he said. Hamilton said he had not spoken to Alonso but insisted he had already dismissed the row. Hamilton said he wanted to set an example of behaving in a sporting fashion. Alonso said he would speak to Hamilton at Zandvoort on Thursday but when asked, Hamilton said they had not conversed.