Chelsea have opened negotiations for the transfer of N'Sira Safi from the Ivory Coast. The young forward currently trains at the Right to Dream Academy, which previously developed several professional players. The London club is looking to secure the teenager as part of its ongoing recruitment strategy for global talent, according to Sky Sports.
Safi is regarded as one of the most promising prospects within the African academy system. The Right to Dream organisation operates multiple facilities across Ghana, Denmark, and the Ivory Coast. Negotiations between the parties are ongoing, per The Guardian.
No official transfer fee or contract length has been confirmed by either party yet. Chelsea scouts have reportedly tracked Safi's progress during recent youth tournaments in the region. The club remains active in the market for young attackers to bolster its development squads. If the deal proceeds, Safi would join a growing list of international recruits arriving at Stamford Bridge under the current ownership, as reported by The Athletic.
