Chelsea agree Andre Schurrle sale to fund Juan Cuadrado transfer..

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Germany international, Schurrle in training with Chelsea last week, is keen to return back home 

Chelsea have agreed to cash in on Andre Schurrle to free up the funds to sign Juan Cuadrado.

The move for Colombian Cuadrado, 26, could even be completed in time for him to to play in Saturday’s top-of-the-table game against Manchester City, with Chelsea eager to register him.
joseobi  has learned that the deal – with almost £60million exchanging hands - moved closer in the last 24 hours.

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