Chelsea has reportedly decided to sell Trevoh Chalobah during the current transfer window, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Chalobah, who emerged from Chelsea’s youth academy, has been with the club for some time but is expected to be sold in the coming weeks.
Despite his strong performances toward the end of the previous season, Chalobah has been left out of Chelsea’s preseason tour in the United States.
This decision is linked to the club’s plan to offload some of its academy graduates for financial reasons, aiming to avoid any risk of injury that could impede his sale.
The west London club is under pressure to balance their books and generate funds through player sales. Chalobah, being a product of their youth system, represents a clear profit opportunity.
In addition to Chalobah, players like Armando Broja and Conor Gallagher might also be sold before the transfer window closes.
Chelsea has already identified potential replacements, with Fulham’s Andreas Pereira being a candidate to fill the gap if Gallagher departs.
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