Brighton & Hove Albion forward Charalampos Kostoulas has attracted interest from several major European clubs, including four Premier League sides. Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea and Newcastle United are reportedlymonitoring the 19-year-old, while Inter Milan have joined the race. However, no…

Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Inter Milan are reportedly monitoring 19-year-old Brighton forward Charalampos Kostoulas, though no formal negotiations have begun. Brighton signed the Greek international from Olympiacos for roughly €47 million last summer after Chelsea had a bid rejected. With Kostoulas under contract until 2030, Brighton reportedly value him between €60 million and €70 million.
Writer Rohit Sarkar argues that Chelsea should avoid spending €60-70 million on Kostoulas on a permanent transfer. The columnist contends that the Blues must prioritize developing their existing attacking talent rather than continuing a pattern of buying developed players from Brighton at high valuations.
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