Chelsea could make £55MILLION loss on Kai Havertz as Bayern Munich ‘line up transfer swoop’

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CHELSEA could reportedly be set to make a whopping £55MILLION loss on Kai Havertz.

The 23-year-old cost the Blues £72m up-front when they signed the attacker from Bayer Leverkusen back in September 2020.

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But that deal could eventually cost them £90m in total due to add-on clauses.

Initially costing £72m, the attacking midfielder will earn Leverkusen an extra £18m if certain performance-related bonuses are fulfilled.

Chelsea handed over another £9m when Havertz fired them to Champions League glory against Manchester City in 2021.

And they were also due to pay a further £9m as an instalment at a later date.

However, amid an influx of new signings as part of owner Todd Boehly’s mega-money overhaul of the squad, the German international could reportedly be heading back to his homeland as a huge loss to the club.

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According to Sky Germany, Bayern Munich are watching Havertz’s situation at Chelsea very closely.

They state that a move may happen in the summer – but the transfer fee would only be between £35m to £52m.

Havertz, who is under contract until 2025, has scored six goals so far this season and is Chelsea’s joint-top scorer with Raheem Sterling.

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Chelsea have splashed out £445m on 14 new players since last summer and know they could face huge problems regarding Financial Fair Play rules should they miss out on Champions League qualification.

Havertz earns £310k-a-week, and with Boehly keen to lower the wage bill, and with an influx of new signings, he could be on his way to help balance the books.

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The Blues have already acquired Benoit Badiashile, David Datro Fofana, Andrey Santos and Mykhailo Mudryk for a combined £116m.And they also paid £10m to Atletico Madrid to loan forward Joao Felix for the remainder of the campaign.

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