Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Chelsea have agreed on personal terms with Arsen Zakharyan but has yet to conclude a deal with Dinamo Moscow.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea have agreed on personal terms with Arsen Zakharyan. The Premier League side continues negotiating with Dinamo Moscow to reach an understanding to take the Russian international to England.

Arsen Zakharyan is one of the top talents coming out of Russia in recent years. The attacking midfielder has been attracting considerable interest from clubs around the continent. The 19-year-old’s talents were under consideration in the summer, but political problems prevented a move from materialising.

Chelsea were the primary party to show an interest. New owner Todd Boehly is keen to build an exciting project at Stamford Bridge, emphasising young talents.

Boehly wants to bring players that could develop at the club and become part of senior squad shortly. The signings of Carney Chukwuemeka and Omari Hutchison signalled their intent. Additionally, the extension of Armando Broja further solidified their plans.

Boehly was the architect behind the move for Wesley Fofana as Chelsea went about securing a solid group of players for the future. Zakharyan is another major target, as plenty of complications prevented any move from happening.

He has a modest release clause, which Chelsea are reportedly prepared to pay. Yet, they cannot agree with Dinamo Moscow over a transfer. While they remain interested in Zakharyan, the attacking midfielder remains keen on switching to Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea could be back in the hunt during the January window, although their long-term objective will be to see Zakharyan play in London. Fabrizio Romano confirmed personal terms between the club and the player are already agreed upon. The Blues continue to find an agreement with Dinamo.

As the player inches closer to a switch, it’s good news for Chelsea and their fans, for they have a top European talent on their hands. Zakharyan will hope the complications resolve over time, and preferably in January. If not, he will certainly sign for the Blues in the summer.

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