Renato Sanches Inquiry Made by Chelsea Amid Bayern Munich Loan Talk according to : Bleacher Report

Thananuwat Srirasant/Getty ImagesChelsea have inquired after Bayern Munich's Renato Sanches with the hopes of landing him on loan. But anyone who could give him a viable alternative should he need one would surely be welcomed with open arms. He'd also provide the manager with more options should he wish to change from his 3-4-3 system at any point. The formation has yielded great dividends for Chelsea, helping them win the Premier League title last year, and Conte isn't likely to break from that winning formula. According to John Percy of the Daily Telegraph, Blues boss Antonio Conte held talks about the midfielder with compatriot and Bayern counterpart Carlo Ancelotti following the friendly between the two teams on Tuesday.




Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has made a late bid to sign Bayern Munich's Renato Sanches ahead of AC Milan. But Conte is determined to strengthen his squad and has made a move to try and steal Sanches from under Milan's noses. Chelsea and Bayern faced each other in the International Champions Cup on Tuesday evening and it understood Conte spoke with Carlo Ancelotti, the Bundesliga champions' manager, after the game to discuss a potential deal. Bayern are prepared to allow Sanches, 19, out on loan for the season after a disappointing debut campaign and have also had interest from AC Milan for the midfielder. Conte is interested in taking the £30 million Portuguese star on loan for the season and has made an enquiry during Chelsea's pre-season tour of Singapore.

Chelsea make late attempt to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Renato Sanches on loan

Chelsea have made a late attempt to sign Bayern Munich midfielder Renato Sanches on loan. Sanches made a name for himself at Benfica and with Portugal at Euro 2016, but has struggled since moving to Bayern in a deal totaling €80m. "Conte asked for some information about him after Tuesday's match because he knows he can make the difference on the pitch. "The club knows very well which is my idea and where are the positions to strengthen and if this is possible, it is ok. "There are at least 10 teams after Sanches," Karl-Heinz Rummenigge told Gazzetta dello Sport.


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