TRENDING

Tottenham ready to launch Osimhen bid • Firm recycles 858 tonnes of plastic waste in 2025 • Over 200 Participants Set for 2nd Wamufat/NSSF Sports Camp in Ogun State Today • Cook To Impress With Peppe Terra • Okonjo-Iweala: My Dream is to Keep Replenishing the WEIDE Fund to Reach More Women All Over the World • 3,800 children gain hands-on AI, robotics skills through STEM • From Relief to Growth: How NEDC’s ₦230bn Package Is Rewiring the North-East • Nigeria’s digital economy faces trust test • Senegal battle hosts for q’final spot • Ex-Ondo lawmaker advocates grassroots football devt • Our Own Original Sin? • Sina Behmanesh: Why Commercial Farmers Should Use New Tech to Battle Fall Armyworms • Presidency faults Atiku’s N7.98tn oil windfall claim • Arokodare scores on Ajax debut • Olopade Salutes Team Nigeria Athletes for Historic Glasgow 2026 Campaign • Abuja: The Case for Dry Fasting — Part Two • DSS, Other Security Agencies Dislodge ESN Camps, Kill Two Commanders In Imo State • HURIWA Defends Onaiyekan Against Criticisms from Tinubu’s Aides • Atiku: Attacks on Onaiyekan Validate Tinubu’s Intolerance for Dissent and Truths • NSCDC AND INTELLIGENCE-LED OPERATIONS • Tottenham ready to launch Osimhen bid • Firm recycles 858 tonnes of plastic waste in 2025 • Over 200 Participants Set for 2nd Wamufat/NSSF Sports Camp in Ogun State Today • Cook To Impress With Peppe Terra • Okonjo-Iweala: My Dream is to Keep Replenishing the WEIDE Fund to Reach More Women All Over the World • 3,800 children gain hands-on AI, robotics skills through STEM • From Relief to Growth: How NEDC’s ₦230bn Package Is Rewiring the North-East • Nigeria’s digital economy faces trust test • Senegal battle hosts for q’final spot • Ex-Ondo lawmaker advocates grassroots football devt • Our Own Original Sin? • Sina Behmanesh: Why Commercial Farmers Should Use New Tech to Battle Fall Armyworms • Presidency faults Atiku’s N7.98tn oil windfall claim • Arokodare scores on Ajax debut • Olopade Salutes Team Nigeria Athletes for Historic Glasgow 2026 Campaign • Abuja: The Case for Dry Fasting — Part Two • DSS, Other Security Agencies Dislodge ESN Camps, Kill Two Commanders In Imo State • HURIWA Defends Onaiyekan Against Criticisms from Tinubu’s Aides • Atiku: Attacks on Onaiyekan Validate Tinubu’s Intolerance for Dissent and Truths • NSCDC AND INTELLIGENCE-LED OPERATIONS

August 3, 2026|00:51

Back to Home

Argentina

Chelsea sign Argentina international Valentín Barco from Strasbourg

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Barco a left-back who can also play in midfield
Player had spell at Brighton before move to France

Chelsea have signed Argentina international Valentín Barco from sister club Strasbourg on a seven-year deal.

The 22-year-old, who played seven times for Brighton including six Premier League appearances during the 2023-24 season, becomes the seventh arrival of new manager Xabi Alonso’s reign.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article