Chelsea have secured Joao Pedro on a new contract that includes a pay rise, a move that signals the club's determination to hold onto its key players. The deal, confirmed without specific terms, comes as the club looks to build stability around its core squad.
" Translation: "Chelsea ka siguruar Joao Pedron me një kontratë të re që përfshin një rritje page, një lëvizje që tregon vendosmërinë e klubit për të mbajtur lojtarët kyç. Marrëveshja, e konfirmuar pa terma specifike, vjen në një kohë kur klubi kërkon të ndërtojë stabilitet rreth skuadrës së tij kryesore." But "Chelsea have" - present perfect - "ka siguruar" (has secured). We can use "ka siguruar". "Joao Pedro" - we need to put in accusative? "Joao Pedron" - actually in Albanian, when you have a name, you might add "n" for accusative? But "Joao Pedro" is a foreign name, we often keep it as is. But we can say "Joao Pedron" - but that's not standard. Actually in Albanian, names often get -n for accusative when they are masculine? For example, "Arbenin" but for foreign names, we often just keep. I'll keep "Joao Pedro" without adding -n. So "Chelsea ka siguruar Joao Pedro" - but that's wrong because "siguruar" takes accusative? Actually "sigur" means secure, but we say "siguroj dikë" - so "siguroi Joao Pedron" - but we can say "siguroi Joao Pedron" - with -n. But let's be consistent: In the article,Chelsea Signs Joao Pedro to New Contract with Pay Rise
