Chelsea and Liverpool will have to pay a minimum of £100million ($128m) to land Moises Caicedo.



 Chelsea will have to pay a minimum of £100million ($128m) to land Moises Caicedo from Brighton & Hove Albion, with a large slice of the money guaranteed up front.

There has been contact between the clubs at executive level and Chelsea have registered their interest in signing the Ecuador midfielder, although figures haven’t yet been discussed according The Athletic.

Brighton regard Declan Rice’s potential departure from West Ham United to Arsenal as a benchmark for Caicedo’s value. They believe Caicedo is at least as good, if not better, than Rice. West Ham, having rejected Arsenal’s opening offer for Rice, rate the England international as worth at least £100million.

Brighton is resigned to losing Caicedo in the summer transfer window, providing that Chelsea or another club reach their asking price, because they cannot compete with bigger clubs on wages. But according to Fabrizio Romano Chelsea expect to negotiate for £80m fee. Pact with De Zerbi will guarantee to leave.

 Chelsea is really tempting Caicedo with their project. For Caicedo, it’s not about Champions League Football, it’s about the project. Chelsea is advancing on Moisés Caicedo deal. Talks progressing on the player side, contract proposal made — personal terms close to being agreed. Deal not done yet — it will take time.

Chelsea frontrunners to land Moises Caicedo but face battle with Brighton over fee. Chelsea believe personal terms wouldn’t be an issue with Caicedo. Chelsea will certainly have to pay well over £80m to land Caicedo. Tony Bloom is understood to value him as high as £120m. Chelsea prepared to offer players, possibly including Gallagher. 


Chelsea is working hard on Moisés Caicedo deal. Talks have been taking place for weeks. Nothing done yet. Arsenal have withdrawn their interest in Moises Caicedo. Arsenal focus remains on Declan Rice and Havertz. Despite failing to qualify for Europe, Chelsea believes that Caicedo would be open to a move to Stamford Bridge and that personal terms would not be an issue. 

Chelsea is making progress in pursuit of the Brighton midfielder Moisés Caicedo and are keen to find a resolution. Brighton will allow Caicedo to leave for the right price and it is understood £80m could be enough. Chelsea is making progress. 

Chelsea is set to open talks with Brighton & Hove Albion FC for Moisés Caicedo as negotiations between clubs starting within 24/48h. Personal terms are complete with Moisés Caicedo - Chelsea will now begin negotiations with Brighton. Brighton’s Moises Caicedo will cost around £ 80 million.

Mauricio Pochettino wants Moises Caicedo in the building before the start of pre-season training, with Chelsea now pushing hard to complete the signing. Just over three years ago Moisés Caicedo was playing for Independiente del Valle in the Ecuadorian Serie A. You’d never heard of him. We’d never heard of him. Brighton had. They swooped and picked up Caicedo for the princely sum of £4.5 million. Three years and one loan move to Belgium later, and Brighton have reportedly put a £80m price tag on his head.

Brighton’s Moises Caicedo is admired but Arsenal have not prioritized him in this window. Manchester United have made contact with the representatives of Moises Caicedo.

Tyler Adams’ proposed move from Leeds to Chelsea after the parties were unable to reach an agreement. Chelsea had triggered the £20m release clause. Adams now expected to return to Leeds.

Roberto De Zerbi on Moises Caicedo:

"I've already forgotten Moises. I am really proud for the players we have in the squad. We have to complete the squad. We want to improve the squad."

Moises Caicedo has been in regular contact with multiple senior players at #Chelsea. It's one of the reasons he's been so fixed on the move Moises Caicedo has been in regular contact with multiple senior players at Chelsea. It's one of the reasons he's been so fixed on the move are making a big push for Moises Caicedo, but expectation remains that Chelsea will get it done. Caicedo still wants to go to Chelsea. Chelsea is likely to make a new bid of around £90m+ £10m in add-ons, which they hope will be enough to clinch an agreement with Brighton. Liverpool believe Moises Caicedo is still likely to move to Chelsea.

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