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Transfer: Chelsea favourites to sign Alajbegovic in £30m deal
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Transfer: Chelsea favourites to sign Alajbegovic in £30m deal

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Chelsea are the favourites to sign Kerim Alajbegovic from Bayer Leverkusen, according to The Telegraph.

The 18-year-old attacking midfielder is said to be priced at £30 million.

Alajbegovic featured for Bosnia-Herzegovina at the just-concluded World Cup.

The teenager scored against Qatar last month during the group stages.

In total, Alajbegovic started in three of their games, including the last-32 defeat to co-hosts United States of America.

Chelsea are reportedly the most likely to land the deal amid interest from Juventus.

Transfer: Chelsea favourites to sign Alajbegovic in £30m deal

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