Some transfer talks have started up this week off the back of a club deciding to go for it’s Plan B option this summer.It of course involves Chelsea, who are relatively quiet at the moment despite

Enzo Maresca gave this Chelsea player just one Premier League start. Now he wants to leave (Photo: Getty) A Chelsea star reportedly wants to leave the club after just one year and one Premier League start at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea have a serious interest in #Xavi Simons. Understand talks between the club and the player’s camp already having started. No club-to-club talks yet. First, it needs to be checked whether an agreement can be reached between #CFC and the player. Chelsea are currently… pic.twitter.com/8iuW5dUFL4

Some transfer stories are no starting to link together and connect during the busy period of this summer window.As Liverpool are out there going absolutely nuts in the market right now, other clubs

MANCHESTER UNITED have received a boost in the chase for Nicolas Jackson after he snubbed two European giants – but they will have to pay Chelsea £80m for the striker. The Senegalese ace has

Liverpool are close to wrapping up a £79million deal for Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike, thus most likely bringing an end to any talk of a move for Newcastle centre-forward Alexander Isak who reportedly had been keen on swapping St James' Park for Anfield.

With just over one month remaining of the 2025 summer transfer window, football.london takes a look at what would be the dream conclusion from a Chelsea perspective

Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson is open to joining Premier League rivals Man Utd in the summer transfer window, according to reports. Ruben Amorim is looking to sign a new striker this summer after the Red Devils only managed a 15th-placed finish in his first season in charge.

There have been some final attempts to launch a Chelsea transfer deal this week as it gets to the crucial stages of any deal. Nothing has really sparked up yet between Chelsea and Benfica for Joao Felix to return to his former club,

Liam Delap has been backed to repay his transfer fee despite already facing a battle to start for Chelsea this season. The striker’s £30million arrival from Ipswich has been described as

Chelsea are ready to bide their time in their pursuit of Alejandro Garnacho despite strong interest from Napoli. Manchester United hope offload Garnacho, along with three other outcasts, after agreeing to send Marcus Rashford on a season-long loan to Barcelona.