Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has put out a crucial bit of incoming transfer news regarding Chelsea that’s come out today. Romano is the main man when it comes to regular updates, and he has put his latest out on Chelsea’s attempts to sign one player just today.

Chelsea have reached an agreement to sell Renato Veiga to Villarreal, according to reports. Veiga joined Chelsea on a seven-year contract from FC Basel just 12 months ago, for a fee thought to be in the region of £12million.

Villa’s Premier League rivals, Newcastle United, are also tracking him, amid the constant uncertainty over Alexander Isak's status on Tyneside. The Magpies are convinced Jackson is a suitable option for them, after missing out on a host of transfer targets this summer.

Chelsea could allow academy talent Genesis Antwi to join sister club RC Strasbourg before the upcoming summer transfer deadline, reports have revealed. Stockholm-born Antwi joined Chelsea’s youth setup as an 11-year-old, after moving to England with his family, and made two first-team appearances last season—both in the UEFA Conference League.

Chelsea will turn an eye-watering profit on a rarely-used player after Fabrizio Romano gave his signature 'here we go' confirmation to the latest Blues deal

United want a fee in the region of £50million, using Noni Madueke's £52m move to Arsenal from Stamford Bridge as a yardstick. However, Chelsea are not currently looking to go above £30m with their offer, which has drawn out the saga that could rumble on until the deadline.

WESLEY FOFANA has deleted all traces of Chelsea from his Instagram account. The Frenchman, who has been plagued by injuries since moving to Stamford Bridge, was named as a substitute for their

Raheem Sterling wants to remain in the Premier League – and London – as the winger looks to leave Chelsea this summer.Sterling spent last season on loan at Arsenal but endured a difficult

Chelsea may have been handed a blow in their pursuit of Manchester United ’s Alejandro Garnacho, courtesy of those elsewhere in the Premier League. The Blues have splashed the cash on attacking signings already this summer, and further reinforcements are being eyed.