£300k-a-week star told to‘ACCEPT’summer transfer move to Chelsea after Poch asks for deal to get done

Gabby Agbonlahor has claimed Bayern Munich star Sadio Mane should make a Premier League return with CHELSEA.

Despite the fact that Chelsea have yet to officially confirm Mauricio Pochettino as their new boss – that has not stopped the speculation that Ted Boehly is still eager to sign a few more players in the transfer window.

And it is no secret that the Blues are worried about the striker situation, with the current forwards having real issues scoring goals on a weekly basis for the Blues.

And that has led to reports in the media that a new striker is on the agenda for Pochettino – and it seems that Sadio Mane is now a player that the Argentine would like to have at the club.

According to recent reports – Manager-elect Mauricio Pochettino is very keen to bring the Senegal international to Stamford Bridge.

Now – amid all the speculation – Agbonlahor has told the former Liverpool star that he sould accept a move back to the Premier League – Agbonlahor told Football Insider: “I don’t like the way it hasn’t worked for him in Germany.

“They do say that the grass isn’t always greener, and maybe the Premier League suited him a bit more.

“The directness of Liverpool suited him, and maybe at Bayern they don’t play that way.

“I think he should come back to the Premier League.

“But if he goes to CHELSEA, they’ll have to change their style of play. At the moment they like to pass, pass, pass.

“If they change that, it could be a really good signing. But their style at the moment won’t suit Mane.”

IcFootballnews View…

If Bayern want Mane out of the club – they will force him to leave – they want a natural striker to bang in the goals on a weekly basis.

CHELSEA do not need him in their squad and he is not the same player that he was at Liverpool – so maybe it is a good thing that he wants to stay at Bayern.

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