Chelsea is again looking for different players in the first team in the summer transfer window to cut the fat on their bloated team.
Joao Felix is the last to leave Stamford Bridge and joins the Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr for an initial £ 26.2 million (€ 30 million) and £ 17.5 million (€ 20 million) in potential add-ons.
The blues spend a lot of stupid money on new signing sessions, but in recent years they have also been skilled in moving unwanted players. This summer they managed to collect £ 135.7 million from sales, with their net spending on £ 82.3 million.
Nevertheless, Chelsea has 44 players in their senior team and next season he can only register for the Premier League (although football players under 21 are not included on the team lists).
Nine players have already left, but it is clear that even more has to leave before the 2025/26 campaign starts. Here are some of the men on the pony that were associated with a move this summer.
Six players Chelsea can still sell after Joao Felix Transfer
Christopher Nunku
One of the more disappointing Chelsea signing sessions in recent years, the time of Christopher Nunku in the club is hampered by injuries and poor form. However, the French International is not lacking, where both Bayern Munich and Manchester United have been linked to a move since January. Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United would also be interested, with West Londs willing to sell him for just over £ 43 million.
Raheem Sterling
We have rarely seen a fall from the grace that is as steep as that of Raheem Sterling. A few years ago he was considered one of the elite attackers of the Premier League in Manchester City, but now he is a shell of his former self at just 30 years old.
An overwhelming loan spell in Arsenal last season will not have inspired many clubs to make a point this year, although Fulham is reportedly interested in the winger.
Ben Chilwell
Ben Chilwell’s exile is a stranger because he has always played pretty well for Chelsea. Anyway, the left back was excessed last season for the requirements under Enzo Maresca.
After he was not realized last summer, in the midst of Manchester United tires, he appeared one in the League Cup before he came to Crystal Palace on a loan of half a season long loan, so that the club helped the FA Cup in May. A return to Selhurst Park seems unlikely after the Eagles Bora Bora bought from Ajax, so they know where he will end.
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Carney Chime
Three years after Chelsea signed him from Aston Villa, Carney Chukwuemeka seems to leave. Once considered a hot prospect, we have seen very little of the attacking midfielder at Stamford Bridge. He only made five performances, none in the Premier League, last season before he came to Borussia Dortmund on a loan of half a season long loans
RB Leipzig is reportedly in conversation about a potential deal, where Xavi Simons may go in the other direction.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
When Chelsea bought Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall from Leicester City last summer, this was clearly a new signing from the manager. And yet Maresca barely used the midfielder in his debut campaign.
It still feels very strange that Conor Gallagher was replaced by Dewsbury-Hall and not the least would be surprising if the 26-year-old left. Fulham is linked to a possible movement.
Renato Veiga
Despite the fact that he barely played for Chelsea since he came from Basel for £ 12 million last year, Renato Veiga was able to make the club a neat win. The striker made 18 performances in all competitions, most in cup competitions, before they were lent to Juventus in January. Now Atletico Madrid is said to be for him, with the blues a price tag of £ 34.6 million on the Portuguese player.
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