Armando Broja
After a good loan spell at Vitesse, Broja has reportedly agreed to a new five-year deal with the Blues. This will mean Broja’s new deal will last until 2026. (Fabrizio Romano)
With many youth players snubbing new deals in the last few months at Chelsea, this long term contract could inspire the likes of Tino Livramento to sign a new deal with the club.
Myles Peart-Harris
Football London reported today that Peart-Harris will leave Chelsea in the next few days and join a Premier League side.
Peart-Harris is apart of the trio that have rejected new contracts with Chelsea. (Lewis Bate, Tino Livramento and himself)
Dynel Simeu
Simeu’s contract expired last month and he rejected a two-year contract from Chelsea. Simeu is understood to have agreed a deal with a Premier League side.
Raphael Varane
Marca have reported that Chelsea are ‘heavily interested’ in signing Raphael Varane.
With Guehi departing and Chelsea centre backs not signing deals with contracts running out soon, the centre back ordeal may be underestimated.
To try and pry Varane away from the clutches of Manchester United would be an immeasurable task, considering they have reportedly agreed personal terms and a fee for the Frenchman.
Ike Ugbo
Sport Witness have released a report today claiming that West Ham have joined the race for Ugbo.
Countless European clubs have reportedly been interested in the 22-year-old and a fee of around £5m-£10m has been discussed but Ugbo remains at Chelsea for the time being.
Ugbo featured in the second half of todays pre-season friendly against Peterborough which likely means a deal that would see him move away from Stamford Bridge is still quite far away.
Olivier Giroud
Giroud today completed his move to AC Milan.
The deal is supposed to include “significant add-ons”. These add-ons have not been reported as of yet but we presume they are performance based or achievement based.
Marc Guehi
The 20-year-old centre back was seen holding up the Crystal Palace shirt next to Palace manager Patrick Viera.
This all but confirms the deal that sees Guehi move away from his boyhood club.
Erling Haaland and Romelu Lukaku
The Athletic reported that “should Chelsea concede defeat in their pursuit of Erling Haaland, then making one more attempt to re-sign Romelu Lukaku will be on their agenda”.
This same source told that “Romelu Lukaku has always felt that there is a case of ‘unfinished business’ at Chelsea”.
The source continued: “However, senior figures at Chelsea were surprised by reports suggesting they believe a bid of £150 million would be enough to land Haaland this summer as they are of the view that Dortmund have no interest in selling him this window”.
Harry Kane
The Athletic have reported that “Chelsea would also like to sign Kane and have sought to establish his intentions. Some industry sources believe that might be more appealing to Levy because a cash-plus-player deal involving players such as Tammy Abraham, for example, may be more realistic in terms of affordability and positional requirements than what City could offer”.
The idea of Levy selling Kane to London rivals has always prevented any advanced rumours but the option of including Tammy Abraham in the deal might persuade him.
Henry Lawrence
Henry Lawrence looks set to join Wigan on loan, following in the footsteps of the similarly versatile Reece James. (The Sun)
The 19-year-old going to Wigan could be the blossoming of a healthy relationship between the Latics and the Blues. And with the influx of youth stars at Cobham ready for senior football, Wigan could become a common place to send our youngsters.
Robert Lewandowski
Chelsea are ready to try and swoop in for Lewandowski in a £50m deal. (The Sun)
Seemingly failing with every move to try and lure Haaland away from Dortmund, we seem to have looked to Dortmund’s rivals Bayern Munich to try and bring their 32-year-old goal scorer to Stamford Bridge.
His age is noted as a potential issue but Lewandowski’s numbers just seem to get better and better with age. Signing Lewandowski is a massive risk and depending on how badly Roman Abramovich and Thomas Tuchel deem we need a new striker will determine whether we bring in Lewa.
Conor Gallagher
Chelsea will allow Conor Gallagher to leave on loan for the upcoming season. (The Sun)
Crystal Palace and Newcastle will be the two main teams battling for the cntral midfielder.
Chelsea are not looking to sell the 21-year-old and feel another loan will be beneficial in his career and help him to establish a place in the team in the next few seasons.
Written by Frankie
The Chelsea Spot 
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