Premier League: Morgan Rogers moves to Chelsea for 137 million euros
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Also Read Morgan Rogers and Jules Kounde in the England vs France match Photo : IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters/Nathan Ray Seebeck Chelsea is interested and willing to meet the asking price for Rogers, which is worth 116 million pounds as well. Meanwhile, Aston Villa is inspired by the price of Elliot Anderson, who was bought for 116 million pounds by Manchester City. The English player will soon join Chelsea to take part in the preseason activities of Xabi Alonso's squad ahead of the 2026/2027 season.
Furthermore, Chelsea signs Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa and makes the 23-year-old international the most expensive English footballer in history, according to media reports.
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Also Read Morgan Rogers and Jules Kounde in the England vs France match Photo : IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters/Nathan Ray Seebeck Chelsea is interested and willing to meet the asking price for Rogers, which is worth 116 million pounds as well.
according to VivaMeanwhile, Aston Villa is inspired by the price of Elliot Anderson, who was bought for 116 million pounds by Manchester City.
according to VivaThe English player will soon join Chelsea to take part in the preseason activities of Xabi Alonso's squad ahead of the 2026/2027 season.
according to JPNNChelsea signs Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa and makes the 23-year-old international the most expensive English footballer in history, according to media reports.
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