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FootballNico Williams: Spain Star Responds to Barcelona and Chelsea Transfer Rumours
- Spain star Nico Williams is one of the hottest wingers in Europe, and he is highly sought after by top clubs in Europe
- The Athletic Bilbao star has been linked to Barcelona and Premier League clubs including Arsenal and Chelsea
- The Spanish winger of Ghanaian descent has spoken about his future amid the ongoing 2024 European Championship
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Nico Williams is one of the most sought-after young players in the world, but he has claimed he is solely focused on playing for Spain at the ongoing European Championship.
Williams helped Athletic Bilbao to win the Copa del Rey last season under former Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde and has alerted the top European clubs.
He is already drawing interest from Barcelona, the La Liga and Premier League clubs, including London rivals Chelsea and Arsenal. Liverpool are also reportedly interested.
Nico Williams responds to transfer rumours
The 21-year-old is dazzling for Spain at Euro 2024. He has a goal and an assist in three games to help push the country to the quarter-final, where they will face host Germany.
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Rumours about his future have not stopped, with Sport reporting that he will favour a move to Barcelona over the Premier League clubs, as the Blaugrana are keen to add him to their ranks.
Speaking during a press conference, he brushed aside the idea of discussing his future, suspending it until after Euro 2024.
“Everything that comes from outside is good, it means I’m doing my job well—every kid dreams of being noticed by big clubs. I’m focused on doing well at the European Championship, and whatever comes after that, I’ll find out because these days I’m totally disconnected,” he said.
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FootballAccording to Football London, it is unlikely he will join Chelsea. The Blues are unwilling to go through with the deal because of the €55 million transfer fee and salary involved.
Arsenal told to sign Nico Williams
Sports Brief reported on Piers Morgan telling Arsenal to sign Williams after watching the young winger dazzle for Spain in their 4-1 win over Georgia at the ongoing Euro 2024.
Nico scored a goal and assisted another during the match. He also completed all 46 passes, a performance that had the British broadcaster urging his club to sign him.