in Russia, his mother Svetlana has confirmed.
Golovin has emerged one of the breakout players, as his country hosts
the tournament, picking up a goal and two assists in his three starts.
The 22-year-old's form has led to interest in his signature from
Europe's big teams and he is widely expected to leave CSKA Moscow this
summer.
When asked about Chelsea's links by media outlet, Komsomolskaya
Pravda, Svetlana revealed where her son could be heading to England.
"Yes, now there are talks between the clubs, but we still do not know
the details," she said.
"Sacha right now stands only for the Russian team, fully focused on
the World Cup. The transition from one club to another will only be
discussed after it is completed here.
"For now, everyone loves my Sacha, even those who before didn't care
about football. His biggest fan is his 83-year-old grandmother – she
does not miss a single match."
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