Chelsea are in shaft position to sign Derby County midfielder, Max Bird, this summer transfer window.
This is as detailed by a British paper, Daily Mail on Saturday.
Chelsea are allowed to work together in the transfer market again, after successfully appealing against a FIFA-imposed transfer ban earlier this year.
The Blues chief, Frank Lampard, worked with Max Bird when he was the manager of Derby County last season.
Lampard is prepared to secure a £4.8million bargain for the 19-year-old England youngster to move to Stamford Bridge, read more news here.
At the point when gotten some information about Bird during his time as the Rams chief, Lampard told reporters:
“He stands apart as a youngster.
“He is very polite with everyone, he has a real desire to improve, and he is a good team-mate.
“Whether it has been for the youth teams or when he has been with the first team, he is an all-rounder.
“I have found him to be a great lad, and our relationship is really good.”
