Granit Xhaka Changes Mind About Leaving Sunderland

Sunderland's captain, Granit Xhaka, has agreed to join Chelsea. This is surprising because he said he was happy at Sunderland. The team does not want to sell him, and they turned down Chelsea's offer of £8 million.

Xhaka is playing for Switzerland in the World Cup. He said he was happy to focus on the tournament without thinking about leaving Sunderland. He told a Swiss newspaper that his family is happy in Sunderland. He wants to focus on the World Cup.

Xhaka said he is not thinking about leaving Sunderland. He is happy to have a summer without rumors about his future. This is rare for him, and it helps him focus on the World Cup. He wants to enjoy the tournament.

Now, it seems Xhaka has changed his mind. He has agreed to join Chelsea, and the team is talking to Sunderland about a transfer. Xhaka played for Chelsea's new manager, Xabi Alonso, before, and he wants to play for him again.

Sunderland does not want to sell Xhaka. They think Chelsea's offer of £8 million is too low. They will not sell their captain this summer.

Xhaka has only been at Sunderland for a short time. He likes the city and feels at home there. He was made captain of the team soon after he joined.

Xhaka said Sunderland feels like his hometown, Basel. He likes the city and feels comfortable there. This helps him play his best football.

Xhaka was very important to Sunderland last season. He helped the team finish seventh in the league. He was expected to be a key player in the Europa League next season, but now his future is uncertain.

Chelsea's new manager, Xabi Alonso, wants to sign experienced players. He needs to strengthen his team's midfield. Alonso has a lot of power as the team's manager, and he will make big decisions.

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