Chelsea's bustling summer is yet to start off, albeit the finish of the global split could speed things up on that front.
After a hopeless season, Romelu Lukau's possible re-visitation of Inter Milan seems as though one choice is being investigated, while there stays a premium on Jules Kounde.
Ousmane Dembele stays a critical objective with Thomas Tuchel having worked with him before yet the progressions may not stop there.
For sure, club captain Cesar Azpilicueta is accepted to have the proposal of a two-year bargain from Barcelona on the table, as he holds on to see Tuchel's choice on his future.
Here are the most recent Chelsea news and reports...
Romelu Lukaku
Inter Milan and Chelsea are in talks over a potential loan deal bargain for Romelu Lukaku.
The Belgian's battles since moving back to Stamford Bridge have been irrefutable and the 29-year-old has made no confidential of his adoration for the Italian monsters.
With Chelsea pursuing a likely move for Ousmane Dembele, they could do with getting at any rate a portion of his colossal wages off of the finance.
Standard Sport comprehends Chelsea is probably going to request a loan fee of around £10m for the man they brought back for £97.5m.
Jules Kounde
Generally tipped to turn into the principal marking of the Todd Boehly period, the Jules Kounde to Chelsea adventure is turning into an extended one.
In any case, while interest from Barcelona took steps to scupper an expected arrangement, Standard Sport comprehends the Premier League monsters stay in charge of the competition to sign him.
Prone to cost £50m, the basis has previously been laid and Barca's advantage may not prevent Chelsea from at last handling the Frenchman.
Cesar Azpilicueta
With Andreas Christensen and Antonio Rudiger having proactively left Chelsea, Tuchel could positively do with keeping the remainder of his guard in politeness.
In any case, Fabrizio Romano claims Barca is ready to make it a fight to keep club commander Cesar Azpilicueta at Stamford Bridge and is ready to offer the veteran a two-year bargain to entice him back to Spain.
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