What ‘Ajax’s management’ have told Chelsea after rejecting a serious offer for Jorrel Hato

The transfer noise has grown louder recently regarding Chelsea’s interest in signing Ajax’s Jorrel Hato this summer.

Ajax defender Jorrel Hato, 19, has been linked with a potential move to Stamford Bridge.

Reports this week claimed that Chelsea and Hato have agreed personal terms, so now it’s up to the clubs to negotiate the player’s transfer. Incidentally, Ajax have asked about Chelsea youngster Ishe Samuels-Smith during conversations.

Hato, who can play left-back or centre-back, is exactly the type of profile the Blues need to sign because he would ease the burden on full-back Marc Cucurella next season.


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