Chelsea should ‘never let’ N'Golo Kante leave says Marcotti
Manchester United have reportedly made an initial enquiry into the possibility of signing N'Golo Kante and the Chelsea star has one concern about linking up with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Old Trafford.
Frank Lampard could allow the two-time Premier League winner to depart Stamford Bridge this summer.
The Chelsea boss is keen on signing West Ham ace Declan Rice as the final piece of his transfer jigsaw and that could push Kante down the pecking order.
Jorginho also competing in for one of the Blues' defensive midfield roles.
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“It was slow, it was cumbersome, and I picked out three examples for goals. I can see so many different mistakes, areas there can be improvements.
“Listen, you look at Liverpool, the best team in the land. Issues in goalkeeping areas - Alisson, big signing. Issues at centre-back? [Virgil] Van Dijk, bang, they deal with it.
N'Golo Kante does not want to take a pay cut to join Man Utd (Image: GETTY)
“Manchester United have not done that. This is not an issue we’re seeing that’s just happened the other day.
“I want Jadon Sancho to come to Man United, he’s a generational talent, he’s someone who will get fans off their seats, a Man United player.
“But does he solve the fundamental problems that I see happening with this team? Yes they had a fantastic goals-against record last season but there are moments in games, or before games even.
“Are you looking across the tunnel across that line thinking ‘I’m going to have to be at my absolute best to get a chance against this Manchester United team?'
“I don’t think so - and that’s a problem for me.”
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