“Those players are the type of players who will improve Chelsea” – Florent Malouda tells Chelsea board to sign these two attackers

“Those players are the type of players who will improve Chelsea” – Florent Malouda tells Chelsea board to sign these two attackers

According to former Chelsea star Florent Malouda has urged Chelsea to add ‘quality’ to Thomas Tuchel’s squad by signing Declan Rice and Ousmane Dembele.

Speaking to William Hill, Malouda said: “I think Chelsea have already started preparing for next season with the new contract of Thiago Silva, looking to keep [Antonio] Rudiger, and thinking about replacements for players that might leave.

“Every top team need to strengthen and look at the market to try and become the best team.

“I don’t think there’s too many players who will improve Chelsea right now, so they should wait for players like [Erling] Haaland and [Kylian] Mbappe…those players are the type of players who will improve them.

“I think Declan Rice could be interesting, not just because he was there before, but he’s a young player who has the experience of delivering for his club and national team so he could be a good option for Chelsea. He delivered at Euro 2020 and has continued that form with West Ham.

“Adding players will depend on contract situations and what’s available. Ousmane Dembele is also interesting as he’s free in the summer, but would he suit the Premier League?

“Adding players will depend on contract situations and what’s available. Ousmane Dembele is also interesting as he’s free in the summer, but would he suit the Premier League?

“I think to strengthen they don’t need lots of players, just players who will add quality.”

Malouda added: “The squad has balance, so it’s just about adding players who will bring more of this.

“It’s too early to assess these players because you want those who are performing at the top level for their teams at that moment.

“Chelsea’s DNA is to bring in the best players and challenge for trophies, so they should look at doing that.”

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