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Chelsea launch Erling Haaland swap transfer bid as they offer £60m AND Tammy Abraham for Dortmund star


CHELSEA have launched a bid of £60million AND Tammy Abraham for Erling Haaland, according to reports.

The Blues are one of a number of teams chasing the Borussia Dortmund striker this summer.

Erling Haaland scored 41 goals last seasonCredit: AP

They are seeking to move ahead of the pack, by making their move early.

According to Italian reporter Ekrem Konur, Chelsea have opened the bidding at £60m and Abraham in a player-plus-cash deal.

Dortmund have so far been determined to hold out for a bumper £150m fee this summer.

But the prospect of signing a replacement in Abraham, while receiving a similar fee to what they’d make when his £68m release clause becomes active next season, may be an attractive proposition.

Haaland, 20, scored 41 goals in 41 games in all competitions during the 2020-21 season.

He has been linked with the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United and Manchester City this summer.

His father Alf-Inge, alongside Mino Raiola, visited the LaLiga pair in April.

But Chelsea may have stolen a march on the competition.

Tammy Abraham finished the season out of favourCredit: Reuters

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Abraham, 23, finished the season out of favour at Stamford Bridge.

But he has shown promise within his two seasons as part of the first-team.

The six-cap England international scored 18 goals during the 2019-20 campaign.

And despite being brutally frozen out by Thomas Tuchel, Abraham managed 12 goals in just 18 starts last season.

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