He shone in the Champions League final, Chelsea would put up 60 million for him

Manchester City is finally UEFA Champions League champion. Pep Guardiola's team won its first European title after defeating a great Inter Milan in the final in Istanbul to take home the cup and end a season with a historic treble by winning the league, cup and Champions League.

The final of the most prestigious club competition of all was followed by many people and even Manchester City's rival clubs. Now, after a great match between the English and Italians, Chelsea FC is reported to be genuinely interested in acquiring the services of a player who had a stellar performance in the UEFA Champions League final and they are willing to pay up to 60 million dollars for the player.

The player in question is Andre Onana, Inter Milan goalkeeper. TuttoMercatoWeb reports that Todd Boehly and his team have reportedly made an offer of 40 million for the goalkeeper, an offer that "has been rejected". The Italian media also understands that Onana "would like to join the Premier League team" and that "they would have already reached an agreement in principle, so now it would lack an understanding on the part of both clubs.

How will Chelsea FC convince Inter Milan?

According to English media reports close to the London team, the board is willing to raise its offer and reach the 60 million euros that Inter Milan is asking for to sell the Cameroonian goalkeeper. A significant figure that could convince the Italian board.