Antonio Conte hasn't forgotten about Fernando Llorente
Although the team has managed to sign the also sought-after Álvaro Morata, the Italian coach continues to demand the arrival of another striker who can improve the performance of an attack clearly weakened by the absence of the Spanish-Brazilian Diego Costa.
The Italian believes that due to his accumulated experience and the fact that they have already shared a dressing room during their time at Juventus, the Spaniard will be able to quickly assimilate his tactics and offer an almost immediate performance that contributes to improving the team's performance, which has started the season with rather poor results.
According to The Telegraph, in order to try to satisfy their coach's request, Chelsea's executives will go to the offices of Swansea City with an offer that could be around £15 million (just over €16 million), which should be sufficient for the swans to facilitate his departure.
Recruited last summer for just under €6 million, Llorente took some time to adapt to the demands of the Premier League, but ended the season with more than acceptable statistics (15 goals in 35 official matches), which undoubtedly played a decisive role in Conte's continued pursuit of his signing.