Chelsea's plans for this upcoming transfer window have been on pause due to the limitations placed on the club having to operate under a special government licence after Roman Abramovich had sanctions imposed on him in March.
However, following Wednesday morning's confirmation that the UK Government has approved the sale of the club to the consortium led by Todd Boehly, the Blues are on the brink of being able to revitalise those dormant ambitions.
With the squad in need of a rebuild, the upcoming months will be vital for Thomas Tuchel to improve Chelsea ahead of the 2022/23 campaign. The defence, midfield and attack all arguably need fresh investment and ensuring the first window of the new era goes smoothly will be tricky given the reality Chelsea are already behind their rivals.
