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Transfer: He has everything – Gallas hands Chelsea signing to make

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Former Chelsea defender, William Gallas, has urged the Blues to sign England international John Stones.

Gallas believes Stones has everything, and he is the best option for Chelsea.

Stones is currently a free agent after he left Manchester City at the end of last season.

“Chelsea has got to speak with John Stones. Of course, they have to go to get him. They won’t have to pay a lot of money because he is a free agent,” Gallas told iPredicta as quoted by Metro UK

“He’s got everything. He has experience. He has already won the Premier League. He won the Champions League.

“So it is the best option right now; otherwise, you have to put a lot of money on one defender, and you are not really sure he will adapt to the Premier League. I think it would be great for both parties.”

Transfer: He has everything – Gallas hands Chelsea signing to make

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