The sale of Armando Broja to Burnley has seen Chelsea achieve a significant milestone. The ₤20 million that they will book from the sale of the Albanian striker means that they have made more than
Chelsea and Nicolas Jackson have agreed that the striker can leave the club this summer. He was signed from Spanish club Villareal in 2023, and he has scored 30 goals and provided 12 assists in
Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho remains keen on moving to Chelea in the current transfer window. The 21 year old wants to leave Old Trafford having fallen out of favour under Ruben Amorim, and been
Chelsea midfielder Kieran Dewsbury-Hall is close to moving to Everton in a deal worth around £28m, once add-ins and bonuses are included. And it also means Chelsea will recoup most of the money Chelsea paid Leicester City
Newly promoted Burnley are in advanced talks with Chelsea about their Albanian striker Armando Broja. Agreement between the clubs has already been breached, although the player himself has yet ot commit to what would be
Chelsea’s attempts to sign Dutch midfielder Xavi Simons from RB Leipzig have hit a stumbling block, with the German club showing no appetite to allow one of their star assets to go easily. It was
Saudi Pro-League side Al-Nassr have agreed to sign Portuguese international João Félix from Chelsea for a fee of ₤43.7 million. He has now been given permission to travel to Riyadh to undergo a medical
Given that Chelsea are already replete with wingers, it may be thought that they hardly need another one. Already this summer Jamie Gittens has been signed from Borussia Dortmund whilst Estêvão Willian will join the
Ajax have rejected Chelsea’s initial offer for their left-back Jorrel Hato. But they have held out an olive branch by sending a counter-proposal along with their rejection. Hato has previously been linked with a move
Chelsea are closing in on the signing of RB Leipzig midfielder Xavi Simons having agreed personal terms with the Dutch international. The Bundesliga side are looking at a fee of around ₤60 million for Simons,