In a move to bolster their goalkeeping department following Edouard Mendy's departure this summer, Chelsea has secured the signing of Robert Sanchez from Brighton. The goalkeeper has committed to a seven-year contract at Stamford Bridge and will be competing with Kepa Arrizabalaga for the coveted No. 1 spot.
Expressing their contentment with the acquisition, Chelsea's co-sporting directors, Paul Winstanley and Laurence Stewart, conveyed their delight in welcoming Robert to the club. They emphasized the quality he adds to the team's goalkeeping unit, noting his impressive track record in the Premier League and his national team experience. They eagerly anticipate observing his collaboration with Chelsea's manager, Mauricio, and his coaching team in the upcoming season.
The signing of Robert Sanchez is part of Chelsea's active transfer window, reflecting the club's determination to strengthen their squad. Notably, he already shares familiar connections with some players at Chelsea, having previously played alongside Levi Colwill and Marc Cucurella at Brighton and worked with Kepa while representing the Spain national team.
With the deal finalized, Robert Sanchez will now join Chelsea and prepare for the commencement of the Premier League campaign. The Blues will commence their season at Stamford Bridge with a clash against Liverpool on the opening weekend.
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