Chelsea £130,000 a-week star ‘agrees terms with Galatasaray’ on Chelsea £130,000 a-week star ‘agrees terms with Galatasaray’ Galatasaray have reportedly agreed on personal terms with Chelsea captain Gary Cahill ahead of the potential transfer. Former England international has failed to feature in any of the Blues opening three games in the Premier League, and it is likely that defender will spend his career away from Stamford Bridge. According to Fotomac, English centre-back has come to an agreement over personal terms with Galatasaray with negotiations now expected to get underway between the teams.The 32-year-old is believed to be prepared to fight for starring role in Maurizio Sarri’s starting lineup, however, it has been suggested that the Englishman could leave the club within hours. Cahill has less than a year left on his current deal with the West Londoners, while Turkish giants are looking to strengthen their squad after securing qualification to Champions Lea
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Rumours: Chelsea veteran agrees personal terms with Turkish giants Galatasara SHARE Chelsea play Bournemouth at home this Saturday What's the rumour? According to the Turkish news outlet Fotomac , out-of-favour Chelsea defender Gary Cahill is on the verge of agreeing a deal to join Galatasaray before the end of the month. The report goes on to claim that the Englishman has agreed personal terms, with club officials expected to meet Cahill’s entourage in the coming days. With almost 300 appearances to his name, Cahill has been the defensive mainstay for the Blues since joining the club in 2012 and has won two Premier League titles in that time period. He remains the club captain at Chelsea - a role he was entrusted with when John Terry left. Once a dependable warrior under former manager Jose Mourinho, he has fallen down the pecking order since the Portuguese left the club in 2016. The experienced defender has many potential suitors from Spain as wel