Chelsea is interested in Ecuador s 15-year-old left-footed central defender, Valley independence asking for £14m

Hupu September 12th, the latest report by Daily Mail dummy reporter Simon Jones, Chelsea negotiated a transfer for Ecuadorian defensive genius player Deinner Ordonez.

The centre-back is considered the next youth training gem of Independient del Valle, which has produced outstanding players such as Moises Caicedo, Kendry Paez and Arsenal defender Piero Hincapie. Aldones, who was only 15 years old, performed well at the South American U20 Championship earlier this year, becoming the youngest player in the event in more than a decade.

His performance has attracted the attention of Liverpool scouts as well as Spanish and German clubs.

Aldoñes is over 6 feet (about 1.83 meters) tall and is a right-footed player, but he is often placed in the left center back position, and he quickly won praise for his excellent ball-handling ability and ability to organize offense from the backcourt. His air-control ability is also very strong, but his physical fitness still needs to be improved.

Independents are willing to reach an agreement to sell the young player, similar to the transfer agreement previously formulated for Pass. Pass agreed to leave at the age of 16, but was not eligible for a transfer until he turned 18 this summer.

Aldoniz will not turn 18 until October 2027, but there have been rumors that the Independent hopes to pay about £14 million (including surcharges) for the teenager.

Chelsea has been committed to chasing global rookies and often strives to beat clubs such as Manchester United and Real Madrid at all costs.

Aldoñez is one of the players recently discussed and they are evaluating whether they are formally engaged.