Whilst Chelsea have made headlines through their incoming signings in recent years, the back-end of the 2024 summer transfer window is likely to see an exodus from Stamford Bridge.
As Chelsea navigate through a transformative summer, they will try to offload up to 12 players to streamline the squad.
They also aim to bring in new talent that aligns with Enzo Maresca‘s vision. The Blues have already made several high-profile signings, but the overhaul is far from complete. Thus, numerous departures will occur before the transfer window closes.
Chelsea‘s summer transfer activity has been vigorous, marked by the arrival of former Leicester midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, who reunites with Maresca.
He joins a slew of new recruits including Estevao Willian, Omari Kellyman, Caleb Wiley, Marc Guiu, and Tosin Adarabioyo; each bringing fresh energy and potential to the team.
Who could leave Chelsea?
A report from The Sun indicate that the Blues plan to part ways with up to 12 players to make room for further signings.
Among those potentially leaving is Conor Gallagher, who is in the final year of his contract. Atletico Madrid has already made a second bid for the England international, with Tottenham Hotspur also showing interest.
Academy graduates Trevoh Chalobah and Armando Broja are also on the list of players up for sale.
Chalobah was a surprise exclusion from Chelsea’s tour squad
Notably, both were left out of Chelsea’s preseason tour squad in the US. Additionally, goalkeepers Kepa and Djordje Petrovic could be on their way out; with Villarreal’s Filip Jorgensen rumored to be a possible incoming replacement.
Romelu Lukaku, who has spent the last two seasons on loan at Inter and Roma, is another likely departure. The Belgian striker has attracted interest from clubs in Italy and Saudi Arabia. Surprisingly, Ben Chilwell, who has battled injuries and is one of…
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Author : Martina Alcheva
Publish date : 2024-07-27 13:05:27
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