Chelsea are set for a busy summer transfer window. Along with the incomings, there will be some key exits. As of now, 3 players find them on the hotseat to depart from West London.
The Blues are set to bring in new faces in almost all areas. They will once again be seen spending big in transfer market. But, they also need to sell some stars in order to coup with PSR along with generating funds and opening up space for new players.
Chelsea very likely to part ways with 3 current players
The Blues are set to lose some of their key players in summer. Some are likely to he sold by club due to them being unfit in Enzo Maresca’s plans. On the other hand, some want to leave due to lack of proper game-time.
Football London have revealed three names that are likely to leave after this season. First of them is Trevoh Chalobah who was recently called back from his loan at Crystal Palace. He seems to have no future at Stamford Bridge beyond this summer and hence he’ll be made available in market.
Second on list is Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall who joined Blues in summer 2024. Chelsea paid £30 million to sign him from Leicester City but the deap has not worked out for anyone. The Englishman is struggling for game-time and hence wants to leave the club.
Lastly, the third name is Christopher Nkunku who was already linked heavily with exit in January. He wanted to join Bayern who were also willing to sign him, but Chelsea’s demands resulted in the failure of the deal.
🚨🔵 Chelsea’s initial request to Bayern for Christopher Nkunku: €70m package.
Nkunku’s keen on the move to Bayern, now up to the clubs with Mathys Tel situation also to be clarified/discussed. pic.twitter.com/9VYv1wrswB
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 14, 2025
Nkunku is not the regular starter for Maresca and this is unlikely to change next season. In addition, he is forced to play in unnatural positions. The Frenchman will once again demand an away move and Chelsea can sanction it this time.
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