Axel Disasi is being strongly linked with a move from Chelsea to West Ham United, with the likelihood of a deal currently rated at 84% according to Transfermarkt data.
The 27-year-old centre-back, who holds both French and DR Congo nationality, is listed with a market value of €15.00m, a figure that is expected to shape any negotiations between the two London clubs. Disasi is formally a Chelsea player but has already experienced a recent loan spell at Aston Villa, returning to Stamford Bridge at the end of that agreement. There is no contract end date listed in the available data, raising the possibility that Chelsea could consider a sale or allow his situation to run down towards potential free agency if no agreement is reached.
West Ham’s reported interest centres on adding a physically imposing, right-footed defender to their back line, with Disasi standing at 1.91m and primarily operating as a centre-back. The rumoured move would keep him in the Premier League, where he has already represented Chelsea and Aston Villa after earlier spells in France with AS Monaco, Stade Reims and their B team, as well as Paris FC’s youth and reserve sides.
Disasi’s market value has fluctuated notably in recent seasons, peaking at €42m during his early Chelsea spell before gradually declining to its current €15.00m assessment. That trajectory could make him a comparatively affordable target for West Ham, particularly given his experience across Ligue 1 and the Premier League.
Born in Gonesse on 11 March 1998, Disasi has built a reputation as a robust defender who can anchor a back line in high-level European leagues. If a move across London does materialise, it could offer him a fresh platform to rebuild his value, reassert his status in the Premier League and shape the next decisive phase of his career.
