Christopher Niko can be among the sales

According to what was reported, Chelsea can allow up to ten players to leave this summer as they are ready to set sales priorities in the transportation market.

Blues have a huge team after a lot of spending in recent years, and now they seem to need to start a major execution.

According to Evening standardIt can be some big names It was emptied by Chelsea, including Christopher Nakkkko Joao Felix.

Moreover, the report also indicates that the giants of West London will make it likely to make the Raheem Steling, Ben ChilWell, Axel Disasi, Carney Chukwuemeka, Armando Brja, Renato Veiga and Lesley Ugchukwu, while Kiernan offers can also be seen Dewsbury-hell.

Summer transfer window in Chelsea so far

Chelsea fans are sure to be very happy with the work of their club so far this summer, with exciting new additions such as Joao Pedro, Liam Delap and Jamie Gittens.

However, there is also a lot of deadwood wood in this CFC, and it will be logical to the club, some of which are wiped in the coming weeks.

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This may not be so easily, because Chelsea has been spent a lot of money clearly on some unsuccessful signatures in the era of Todi Bohli.

Steling, Chukwuemeka, Disasi, Veiga and Dewsbury-hell are all relatively recent signatures that have not succeeded, and it seems now that she does not have a future in Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea may have more planned spending, but it makes sense that some players’ sales may be required first.

Christopher Nincko update

The criterion report is mentioned The future of nkunku in doubt Although he got more playing time in the club’s World Cup.

France International looked exciting when he joined for the first time, but a mixture of injuries and losing shape had hindered its time in England.

The criterion indicates that NKUNKU has been presented before to Manchester UNITED, but it remains to see how possible it is now.

NKUNKU has also been linked to Man UTD by Daily MirrorWhoever states that it can be transmitted for a fee of calories amounting to 35 million pounds only.