Chelsea's transfer business in the past year has been nothing short of hectic as the Blues attempt to rebuild with a new philosophy under their new owners. Boehly-Clearlake have put a clear emphasis on signing younger talent for the future, having spent £250million in the summer and upwards of £100million this month alone.
Things are far from ideal on the pitch though, with a number of injury concerns and underperforming talent leaving the side languishing in mid-table in the Premier League. It means a squad clear-out for Todd Boehly is on the horizon, with so many incomings already signaling such.
One that could be set to leave is Kai Havertz, who has struggled to progress at Stamford Bridge since making the big-money move from Bayer Leverkusen. “That’s the challenge for us," Graham Potter admitted when asked whether there could be an issue with how many forwards there are in the squad.
