Chelsea are set for a mass exodus from the squad this summer as the Blues look to clear out some of the players from the previous regime. Co-owner Todd Boehly has invested heavily into the playing squad during the two transfer windows he has had since taking control of the club almost one-year ago.
Over half a billion pounds has been spent in adding a whole number of signings to the side, though that is yet to show on the football pitch. New manager Graham Potter has struggled to bring the desired results so far in his tenure, being backed to work with a large number of players.
"I'm not complaining about it. It's exciting but a test for me and the staff," Potter said ahead of his side's clash against Fulham last month. "We have a lot of good players and we have to create an environment where there is healthy competition. Only eleven can play, that is how it is, but it's about being ready and supporting the team. There's going to be frustration at times because only 11 can play."
