Chelsea looking Kakuta Hamburg

Posted on | Sunday, July 10, 2011 | No Comments

Chelsea Young Gael Kakuta has reported a goal of transferring up the German Bundesliga outfit Hamburg.

Kakuta was famous in the center of controversy when his goal made claims that former club Chelsea had come illegally while still under contract with the club.

Initially, the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber Kakuta disqualified for four months and ordered to € 780 000 for breach of contract, while Chelsea was a one-year transfer ban.

However, the player and the club successfully appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and canceled his punishment.

Kakuta, Chelsea star then checked and was awarded the first-team debut in November 2009 Barclays Premier League match against Wolves.

The 20-year-old spent the second half of last season leased to Fulham, and showed glimpses of brilliance that suggested that the rate of staff of Chelsea it so highly.

However, L'Equipe reported that Hamburg is ready for the price outside the club, with former Chelsea sporting director Frank Arnesen a central figure in the plot.

Arnesen has a great relationship with the Chelsea players and has already landed Michael Mancienne on a permanent solution and Tore movement loan negotiated by Jeffrey Bruma, James and Gokhan room.

If Hamburg fail in an attempt to definitively signing Kakuta, Arnesen could try to land him on loan, especially with the competition for first team in extremely intense at Chelsea.