N’Golo Kante will need to put in some effort if he hopes to stay with Chelsea. If there is no agreement, his contract at Stamford Bridge will expire in June of the following year. The club has not yet made any significant attempts to extend his stay. His manager, Graham Potter, discussed it during a press conference.
“It’s challenging to succeed someone like him. He is a player of the highest caliber, and losing him would hurt any team. But it’s up to the other participants to step up and come up with answers. Even though there isn’t a direct replacement, there are alternative solutions, so we need to choose the best one if we consider our possibilities.
I have no control over that; it’s between the player and the club,” he stated.
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The defensively-minded midfielder has played for the Blues for seven seasons since coming from Leicester City. He is currently in a challenging situation because he fell down the pecking order at the beginning of the season and a new contract appears to be far off.
His market value is 32.9 million euros, so the team who acquires him will be agreeing to a big contract if the current course of events continues. They wouldn’t have to spend a cent for a deal that would otherwise be extraordinary, and they would receive one of the best players in the top five leagues.