Chelsea face a huge summer ahead of them when it comes to the transfer market, with some big decisions to be made surrounding the squad. After an influx of players in the first two windows of the Boehly-Clearlake regime, the focus is likely to switch to potential exits.
With some members of the side entering the final year of their deal and others becoming surplus to requirements, it seems clear that the side will be trimmed. However, that's not to say there won't be any additions to help strengthen Graham Potter's options in the next few months.
One of the big dilemmas the recruitment and ownership team face is over loanee Joao Felix, who has impressed so far, even if he hasn't found the back of the net as often as may be expected. Should they wish to land the Portugal international on a permanent deal, there are three main concerns.
