Chelsea Set To Offload 11 Players In Another Transfer Window Of High Turnover to avoid FFP rules and to fund the signing £100m striker

At Stamford Bridge, there will likely be a lot of movement during the summer transfer window. This is because Chelsea wants to make some key changes to their team before the 2024–25 season.

In the Premier League, it has been another poor and lackluster season for Chelsea. If they win the FA Cup, it would be a bit of a happy ending to the season, but they have to face the tournament favorites, Manchester City, in the semi-final later this month.

After 30 games of inconsistent play under Mauricio Pochettino, Chelsea is now in ninth place in the league table. The Blues have won 12, drawn 8, and lost 10 of their 30 games under the Argentine. The club will decide what to do with him in the summer.

Pochettino said that the club will take a close look at the squad and the situation at the end of the season in order to improve what they have available after the latest disappointing result, a 2-2 draw away at rock-bottom Sheffield United. “What took place is a normal process,” the Argentine said.

“We need to accept this kind of problem and work to fix it.” When the season ends, we always have to look at the team and see what we’re missing so we can try to add people who can do what we’re seeing now and make the next season better.

Chelsea will have to get rid of players they don’t see in their long-term plans in order to get what they are “missing.” The Premier League has been very strict this season with the Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR). As a result, many teams are looking to sell some of their youth players in order to make what is called “clean profit.”

That means players like Callum Hudson-Odoi, Mason Mount, Fikayo Tomori, Billy Gilmour, and Tammy Abraham could go the same way Chelsea did with Callum Hudson-Odoi, Mason Mount, Fikayo Tomori, and Tammy Abraham. Because of how rough modern football is, clubs have even more reason to sell players who make the very hard transition from youth to adult level, whether fans like it or not.

Gallagher’s future with the Blues is still unknown. Unfortunately, the player wants to stay at Stamford Bridge, but his contract is up in just over a year, and talks to extend it have not yet begun. As the summer comes, there is a big cloud over the 24-year-old’s head.

Tottenham is still reportedly keeping a close eye on the England international, who has been captain of Chelsea more than any other player this season. Chalobah, on the other hand, is seen as replaceable in the summer, even though he has been good since coming back from illness.

The deal for Chalobah to join Bayern Munich last summer almost went through, but it fell through at the last minute. It’s likely that Chelsea will try to sell him again when the season is over. They are also interested in other center backs from Europe.

Hall is likely to sign a long-term deal with Newcastle United in the summer. The 19-year-old is on loan at St. James’ Park right now, and the Magpies have to pay £35 million to make the deal official.

Broja might also leave Chelsea for good in the summer. There wasn’t much activity in the Premier League transfer window in January, so the club decided to loan the scorer to Fulham instead.

So far, the 22-year-old forward has not had the best time in west London. There are only five games Broja has played for the Cottagers and he has yet to score anywhere. West Ham United has been interested in the Albanian player for a long time.

Selling any of those guys will bring in a lot of money. But Chelsea would lose tens of millions of pounds if they let go of Marc Cucurella, who is also seen as expendable before the summer transfer window opens.

Chelsea bought Cucurella for £60 million in the summer of 2022, but he hasn’t had a great time there and will probably only be worth a small portion of that amount if he leaves. Spain’s player is still happy at Chelsea, but the club might try to let him go if they can find a good deal.

The Spurs manager played it down over the weekend, but Thiago Silva is likely to leave the club in the summer. Pochettino said about Silva’s future, “Right now, we’re not talking about the future of the player in the team.”

“We are fighting, and that is a choice the club must make. At the end of the season, we need to talk about and agree on the direction of the team.” He is, without a doubt, a player we need to talk about. There is nothing right now, so far.

After the end of June, Silva will be able to leave the club without having to pay anything. Silva moved from Paris Saint-Germain to Chelsea for free in 2020.

Some players will be on the move list come summer because it’s clear they don’t belong at Chelsea. Not surprisingly, Malang Sarr is one of them. He hasn’t played in a league game for the club in almost two years.

There will also be a lot of talk about Romelu Lukaku, Kepa Arrizabalaga, and Hakim Ziyech this summer, all of whom are out on loan at the time. There are just over 12 months left on Lucas Bergstrom’s deal, and there are a lot of good goalkeepers at Stamford Bridge, so the shot-stopper could be sent somewhere else forever.