“Please don’t sell him the team needs him the most now that we have a lot of injuries. with time he will be a better player-Chelsea players has pleaded with Todd Boehly not sell Star for £34m
Chelsea confirms £38 million star’s departure; please don’t sell him again. Fabrizio Romano has said that Chelsea isn’t picky about which team signs one of its players this summer.
The Blues know they have to sell before they can spend during what is probably going to be another hectic summer transfer window.
Numerous important first team players are reportedly on the list of individuals who may be moved, and rumors about Conor Gallagher are still circulating.
The England international has featured in nearly every game this season and, as captain most weeks, has been essential to Mauricio Pochettino.
Still, it has been exclusively disclosed to The Chelsea Chronicle that he is now helpless at Stamford Bridge.
For Lukaku, Chelsea wants £38 million.
Romelu Lukaku, who is on loan at Roma at the moment, has also been mentioned as a possible departure.
The Belgian, who has excelled especially in the Europa League, has kind of regained his shooting boots in Italy.
But Romano said on Twitter that Chelsea is exploring elsewhere for a buyer, even his present loan team.
“Chelsea are willing to selling Romelu Lukaku in the summer for the £38 million departure clause that was agreed last summer,” he stated.
“Clause open to any team, not just AS Roma, and part of private arrangement with Lukaku’s representatives.”
Chelsea searching for a new striker.
When the veteran forward’s loan expires this summer, Pochettino said a few weeks ago that the team would give him another try.
However, that moment appears to have passed, as reports already indicate that Chelsea have initiated the process of acquiring a new striker.
They had, it was said last week, finally started discussions about a possible Victor Osimhen move, even making Lukaku an offer in return.
Having seen the previous few weeks, some Chelsea supporters may now be questioning if the acquisition is really necessary, given Nicolas Jackson’s impressive debut season in England.
