Rafael Leao makes new step toward friendship with Reece James as his Chelsea move becomes likely

Leao after his titleholders League night battle against Reece James has appeared to get musketeers with the English star.

Chelsea protector, Reece James has exchanged follows with AC Milan star man, Rafael Leao as Chelsea transfer addresses impend.

Leao, who praised Reece James after their game on Wednesday night, has made a step further in his new fellowship by following the Blues Academy graduate on Social Media.

Reece James made sure Rafael Leao couldn’t be trouble on Wednesday night, limiting the number of runs he could make.

Unlike every other game, Leao was boxed in by the opponents and he couldn’t make an impact from his sect although he’d had one chance where he ran through two Chelsea protectors before producing a pass but attempted to put them on the score- a good block denied distance from Kepa Arizzabalaga.

Leao is explosively linked to a Chelsea transfer move with the Blues formerly made a lost time offer for his hand this summer before the close of the Premier League window, sorely Milan turned it down.

Chelsea is keen on bringing the Portuguese to Stamford Bridge as Todd Boehly further seeks to strengthen the Chelsea team.

His commentary history about Reece James only did increase the prospects of Chelsea suckers who have hailed him on the internet, saluting his fighting spirit.

Peaceloaded understands that Rafael Leao may formerly be preparing for life at Stamford Bridge as Reece James becomes the last player he followed on Instagram so far.

In exchange, James who enjoyed playing against Leao also returned the follow which most likely means communication is formerly going on between the players.

Players have been known to directly impact other players into joining their brigades and Reece James won’t be an exception after seeing how important Leao can be on the pitch.

 
 

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