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🚨 Chelsea Make ā€˜Official’ Move for €100m Nico Paz — Real Madrid Clause Makes Deal Extremely Complicated**

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Chelsea have made an *official* move in the race to sign highly-rated Como midfielder Nico Paz, but the deal is already being described as ā€œcomplicatedā€ due to a series of obstacles involving multiple European giants. Sources from CaughtOffside reveal that Chelsea have lodged an official enquiry for the playmaker as they aim to secure a sensational 2026 transfer. The Blues are convinced by Paz’s soaring potential and want to snap him up before his value reaches the projected **€100million mark**, a figure scouts believe he could easily command within the next two seasons.

 

The 21-year-old has quickly become one of the most sought-after creators in European football, dazzling in Serie A with consistency, flair and maturity far beyond his age. Chelsea’s recruitment team have placed him high on their long-term midfield shortlist, quietly exploring whether a summer deal could be arranged before competition intensifies. But the London club are nowhere near alone in the chase. Reports indicate that **Arsenal** are actively trying to persuade Paz to choose the Premier League, presenting themselves as a more stable project, while **Tottenham** have already seen an initial approach knocked back as Como hold firm over their valuation and timeline for any future sale.

 

Meanwhile, interest in Italy is surging. Paz’s impressive Serie A campaign has attracted the attention of Inter Milan, who are believed to be preparing a **€58m bid** in an attempt to outpace their rivals before his value skyrockets. Inter view Paz as a generational talent and remain hopeful that their domestic advantage could help them win the race.

 

However, the biggest complication in this transfer saga comes from **Real Madrid**, who still hold significant leverage over Paz’s career. When Los Blancos sold him to Como for €6m last year, they inserted a 50% sell-on clause, plus two strategic buy-back options—€9m in 2026 and €10m in 2027. These clauses give Madrid the power to block, influence, or simply delay any potential deal from Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs or Inter, making negotiations unusually complex. Real Madrid’s football department is closely tracking his development, and insiders believe the Spanish giants may even re-sign him themselves if his current trajectory continues.

 

With five major clubs circling—Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Inter Milan and Real Madrid—the battle for Nico Paz is heating up long before any official bidding war begins. As things stand, Chelsea have made the first formal move, but with Madrid holding the strings and multiple elite sides preparing their own strategies, this transfer race could become one of the most dramatic sagas ahead of the 2026 window.

 

Who will win Paz’s signature? The race is officially on.

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