For the summer transfer window, few players are guaranteed to leave Chelsea as the Blues will try hard to sell them. Graham Potter has a myriad of talents to call upon and with 33 players in the squad, it is obvious some players will miss out on opportunities.Īs the rebuild will continue in the summer, with Chelsea still eyeing signings, there are going to be definite departures too as the Blues try to reduce the massive squad size and in turn reduce the wage bill. With the huge influx of new talent at the club, some of the players could face a big reduction in game time while some might even be expelled as they would no longer feature in Chelsea’s plans. In January alone, Chelsea spent over £300 million on transfers in January as eight new players arrived at Stamford Bridge.

In two transfer windows, CFC have signed a total of 16 players, two of them on loan and 14 of them on permanent basis.

It’s pretty simple.By Parth Jhaveri 2 weeks ago Follow TweetĬhelsea are undergoing a major squad overhaul under Todd Boehly. If you don’t play well, you won’t get picked. “What you’ve seen in other years, you have to perform at Super Rugby level. “So the inclusion of Eddie is exciting and I can’t wait for the season to start. “You’ll see more competitive spots across the board. They see an opportunity this year now, which is great for rugby. I spoke to some of the boys who were in that Australia A program. His resume really speaks for itself there. Eddie’s come in, he’s obviously got a great record. “But then you’ve got to change (mindset) that pretty quickly. A really good man, great coach, so I was disappointed initially,” Gordon said on Thursday. Waratahs captain Jake Gordon, up against Brumbies counterpart Nic White and Queensland’s Tate McDermott for the gold No.9 starting jumper, says the shock of Jones taking over from Rennie has been replaced by awe and excitement six-and-a-bit months out from the World Cup.

33 record players for sale