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Young Kazakh Football Talent to Join London’s Chelsea in Record Transfer

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Almaty’s Kairat football team confirmed the transfer of 16-year-old forward Dastan Satpayev to London’s Chelsea Football Club on Feb. 10. He will move to London in the summer of 2026 when he turns 18. Dastan Satpayev. Photo credit: prosports.kz Italian sports journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that the transfer fee, including bonuses, reached four mill…

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Chelsea has announced the signing of Dastan Satpaev for 4 million euros from the Kairat Almay of Kazakhstan. The 16-year-old attacker has become the most expensive entry in the history of the Kazakh league and will join the 'Blues' when he reaches the age of majority, according to Fabrizio Romano. More information (Auto) Title news (Auto) 114163601In the event of debuting with the Londoners, Satpaev would become the first Kazakh player in histor…

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Chelsea sign Satpaev - Media Talk Africa Nigeria

Chelsea have completed the signing of Dastan Satpaev from Kairat Almaty. This was disclosed by football transfer expert Fabrizio Romano in a tweet on his X account on Monday. According to Romano, the young striker has signed a five-year deal with the Premier League west London club, with an option for a further year. Interesting [...] Source

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"Official" - Romano confirms Chelsea sign Dastan Satpaev

Manchester City broke new ground when they signed Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens in January. He became the first Uzbek player to play in the Premier League when he made a (rather calamitous) debut against Chelsea.Thank got the Blues are so kind as to let his mistake in that game not end up costing his team anyway.Well, where Man City lead, this modern Chelsea tend to follow. And that includes Central Asia. According to Fabrizio Romano, the Blues h…