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Last summer, Karim Benzema (36) left Real Madrid to join Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia. But his adventure in the Saudi Pro League is not going as he imagined. In recent days, rumors surrounding his future have become more and more numerous, especially since Nueve did not show up for the resumption of training within his club. But KB9 had a good reason since he was stuck in Mauritius because of a cyclone. Despite this, the Benzema case is still making headlines this Monday.
Indeed, the Telegraph reveals that Chelsea, who want to strengthen in attack with a world-class No.9, are thinking of Karim Benzema. The Blues also checked the name of Roberto Firmino, who is in trouble at Al-Ahly. The British media that the Londoners could consider the possibility of recruiting one of the two scorers in the form of a loan, rather than betting on them permanently. But regarding Benzema, seeing him join Chelsea seems strange since his club, Al-Ittihad, is doing everything to keep him.
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