Conor Gallagher will leave Chelsea after one more year of contract for a sum of €40 million, which is less than his genuine value, after it was determined that moving to Spain is in his best interests.
Although Chelsea may make additional signings as a result of this agreement, the most desirable of which would be a move for Victor Osimhen of Napoli, the Blues are looking to replace Gallagher.
Their focus has reportedly been drawn to Matt O’Riley, a midfielder for Celtic who is also coveted by West Ham.
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Despite missing out on Denmark’s Euro 2024 team, the 23-year-old would be a compelling Gallagher substitute.
According to data analytics company SciSports, he would initially join the squad as a midfield backup, but he has the potential to get into the starting lineup at Stamford Bridge.
But O’Riley would be better off moving to Arsenal, as the SciSports Career Advice tool declares the Emirates to be his ideal destination.
The Gunners receive an incredible Club Fit score of 87, which is determined by a number of factors, including potential development, immediate playing time, formation, and style.
Arsenal receive five stars overall, save from pitch time, which O’Riley would undoubtedly be willing to forgo in order to advance, reports Football Transfers.
With room for development but also immediate quality, O’Riley would, in many ways, be a wise addition to Mikel Arteta’s team.
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