The Spanish back, Mark Kokurilla, the English player of Chelsea, rejected all the rumors of his approach to the transition to Saudi victory, confirming his continuation within the “Blues” project for the new season, despite reports that talked about an attractive offer from the Saudi team during the current summer transfer window.
Did Cocorella approach the Saudi League?
Reports have spread in the past hours indicating the Saudi victory to persuade Mark Kokurilla to move to its ranks, where the Spanish newspaper “Marca” claimed that the Nasrawi administration prepared a huge financial offer, which it described as “unstable”, in an attempt to bring Chelsea’s back to the Saudi League, as part of the team supporting the team with a number of major names this summer.
Fabrizio Romano decides the controversy over the deal
Despite the strength of the media offering, the reliable Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, who specializes in transfer news, was quick to deny these news, stressing that the Saudi victory did not send any official offer to Chelsea regarding the annexation of Kokurilla, and that the player is not currently studying the idea of leaving the Premier League.
Romano wrote through his official account on the “X” platform: “Mark Kokurilla did not receive any offer from victory, and there are no ongoing negotiations between the two parties. The player is totally focused on his future with Chelsea, and the club considers him a pivotal part of his sports project. ”
What did Cocorella with Chelsea last season?
Cocorella, 26, appeared regularly with Chelsea in the last season, and participated in 54 games in various competitions. It managed to score 7 goals, in addition to making 4 other goals, which strengthened its value in the plans of the technical staff of the London team.
According to sources close to the Chelsea administration, the club is not considering neglecting the player during the current summer transfer period, especially as it is one of the important defensive pillars that the team is built in the next stage.