Chelsea are reportedly interested in signing Juventus forward Paulo Dybala this summer.
Chelsea are currently unable to make any changes to their squad due to government sanctions, but the situation is expected to be resolved by May if the club's takeover goes ahead as planned.
As things stand, defensive areas are likely to be more of a priority for head coach Thomas Tuchel, but the Blues appear to be interested in strengthening in the final third as well.
Once a new owner is confirmed, the Premier League giants intend to make a formal approach for Dybala.
The Argentina international is expected to be a free agent, as Juventus is currently unwilling to meet the playmaker's wage demands.
Chelsea, who have allegedly already made contact with the 28-year-representatives, old's will face stiff competition in the race to sign Dybala, with Manchester United, Atletico Madrid, and Inter Milan also linked with the player.