Romano: Hard believes that going to Chelsea is also a substitute, so he refuses to join

Hupu September 5th According to Romano, the reporter talked about the situation in the column about Portuguese striker Hard's final joining Leipzig.

Around mid-August, major European clubs received a news that they had the opportunity to sign Portuguese sports forward Harder, one of the most eye-catching young strikers in the transfer market. Harder was sold as Portugal Sports decided to sign on the front line. From that moment on, a lot of things started to happen.

AC Milan tried to sign Hard, and the Ross and Blacks once reached an agreement with Portugal Sports, with the transfer fee of 24 million euros plus an additional clause of 3 million euros, but the deal later failed because Milan and Hard failed to reach an agreement on personal terms. Similar situations also happened on the transfer deadline.

One of the options Chelsea considered after Drapp's injury was Harder, who was seen as a low-priced signing in the market and can play immediately. It is reported that the two sides had initial contact, but Chelsea has not yet made a offer because they are more inclined to recall Jiwu than to invest more money in Hard. But one of the reasons lies in the players' plans.

Apart from this, Hard is not sure about the transfer to Stamford Bridge. Even with a lot of respect for Chelsea and its plans, Harder still feels that the transfer to the Blues may lead him to a bench in the next few weeks, after all, Drapp will return due to injury within a few weeks, so he also rejected the opportunity to join.

Hard wanted to change teams so that he could play, become a starter, get more playing time, and feel like he was an important player, not just a few weeks off the bench.

This is why he refused to negotiate with Chelsea to switch to Leipzig; there, Xavi Simmons, Sheshko and Oppenda have all left the team, and he can get the chance to play and develop.