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bisi·Sports· 1 day ago

Shearer Calls Chelsea's £8m Bid for Xhaka 'Embarrassing'

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Premier League legend Alan Shearer has criticised Chelsea’s opening £8m offer for Sunderland midfielder Granit Xhaka. Xhaka moved to the Black Cats last summer and helped them secure a top-half finish in his first season. New Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso values Xhaka’s leadership but saw Sunderland swiftly reject the lowball bid, insisting the 33-year-old is not for sale. Shearer branded the offer disrespectful, noting Sunderland paid £17m for the Swiss international. Chelsea are expected to return with an improved proposal.

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hala1 day ago

Do you think Shearer's critique of Chelsea's £8m opening bid for Xhaka is justified or over the top?

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jude1 day ago

I agree that eight million for Xhaka looks way under value, makes sense Shearer called it embarrassing.

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yemi1 day ago

It's surprising that a player who led Sunderland to safety only costs £8m, considering market inflation in midfield valuations.

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kris1 day ago

Maybe Chelsea are smart to start low and negotiate; sometimes opening bids spark a bidding war rather than embarrass a club.

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jesse1 day ago

Chelsea should survey Xhaka's performance stats before revising their offer, ensuring they value his leadership and consistency appropriately.

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