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English Premier League current champions, Chelsea have told whoever is interested in signing Super Eagles’ defender, Kenneth Omeruo to be ready to part with a whooping £7million (N3.36billion).
Turkish clubs including Kasimpasa and Alanyaspor are interested in signing the versatile player in the summer, but it is left to be seen whether they could match his valuation by Chelsea.
“There are some clubs in Turkey who are interested in signing Kenneth at the end of the season.
“They will include Kasimpasa, who he played for last season, and also his current club Alanyaspor.
“But the snag will be if they could come up with the seven million pounds Chelsea want for the player,” source close to the defender said.
Last summer, Besiktas were also keen to sign Omeruo, but they could not give a commitment to Chelsea that they will sign him on a permanent basis at the end of the loan.
This season, the 23-year-old defender has made 24 appearances and scored a goal for Alanyaspor.
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