CHELSEA are going through a mass exodus within the remaining weeks of the switch window with 5 first-team gamers trying to transfer.
Romelu Lukaku is Chelsea’s most excessive profile departure however the Blues are eager to dump extra gamers.
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Thomas Tuchel is comfortable to let fringe gamers akin to Ross Barkley and Michy Batshuayi depart however to date a prepared bidder has not come ahead.
The identical can’t be stated for first-team gamers like Cesar Azpilicueta and Marcos Alonso.
That pair are each eager on following within the footsteps of Andreas Christensen by shifting to Barcelona, report The Mirror.
Azpilicueta is hopeful of finishing a dream change to the Nou Camp however Thomas Tuchel believes the defender is essential to his facet and doesn’t need him to depart.
However Tuchel is open to Hakim Ziyech leaving after he handed in a switch request at Chelsea in June after changing into annoyed together with his lack of minutes at Stamford Bridge.
AC Milan have chased the winger this summer time however are providing to take him on mortgage with a view to make the switch everlasting, with the Blues eager to promote immediately.
One other winger, Christian Pulisic, can also be reportedly eager on leaving searching for extra common soccer.
The American admitted he’s working at making an attempt to play extra commonly however he could possibly be open to a transfer amid curiosity from Juventus and Milan, notably because the arrival of Raheem Sterling might diminish his recreation time additional.
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Timo Werner finds himself in an analogous place although Lukaku’s exit means he might have a extra necessary function this season.
However when requested whether or not he thinks he may be comfortable at Chelsea subsequent season, Werner stated bluntly: “I could possibly be comfortable in every single place.
“An important factor is that I’m comfortable. I’m comfortable after I play and rating targets. That’s the actual fact. That’s what I ought to care for and different issues will come.”
