The £26 million-rated wonderkid, Gabriel Moscardo of Corinthians, is reportedly attracting interest from Premier League giants Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal, as per reports from the Evening Standard. The upcoming Corinthians’ presidential elections on November 25th are seen as a pivotal point that could initiate negotiations for his transfer.
Since Roman Abramovich’s departure, Moscardo aligns with Chelsea’s player profile under Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali. The allure for the teenager to join Chelsea lies in the promise of consistent playing time and opportunities for development, a tradition upheld by the club, known for attracting young talents like Andrey Santos.
Liverpool, amid a midfield rebuild, may benefit from adding another young talent to their roster. This move aligns with their strategy of integrating promising players, contrasting recent acquisitions such as Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Alexis Mac Allister.
On the other hand, Arsenal, equipped with midfield additions like Declan Rice and Jorginho in recent transfer windows, may find room for Moscardo in light of Jorginho’s advancing age. Despite a well-stocked midfield, the potential addition of the Brazilian wonderkid could enhance their squad depth in the near future.
The critical date of November 25th, coinciding with Corinthians’ elections, is seen as a deadline that could open the door for negotiations. As the football world awaits the outcome, Moscardo’s future remains uncertain, with Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal poised to make their moves in pursuit of the promising teenager.
