The Chelsea transfer activity for 2025 is completed with the passage of the UK’s deadline, at least in terms of creation, but it is a completely different story with regard to potential outings.
Transfer windows in Saudi Arabia and Turkey are still open to business, which means that some players may still leave Stamford Bridge during the coming week.
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Chelsea summer transfers (permanent only) |
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Incoming |
Outgoing |
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Joao Pedro |
Call Maduyke |
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Jamie Gittens |
João Félix |
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Jorrel Hato |
Djordje Petrovic |
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Liam Delap |
Lesley Bush |
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Dario Essugo |
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall |
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Mamadou Sarr |
Renato Veiga |
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Stem |
Armando Broja |
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Kendry Paez |
Carney Caring |
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Alejandro Garnacho |
Mathis Amougou |
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Basir Humphreys |
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Kepa Arrizabalaga |
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Marcus Bettinelli |
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Christopher Nunku |
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Nicolas Jackson (obligation to buy in 2026) |
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Alfie Gilchrist |
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Lucas Bergstrom |
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Ben Chilwell |
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Chelsea has already raised 288 million pounds sterling of expenses, which allows them to achieve a small profit of 3 million pounds sterling despite the spending of 285 million pounds sterling for new signatures this summer (BBC) – and their profits could further increase as the future of certain members of “Bomb Squad” remains in the air.
Raheem Sterling is a chief among the unwanted men of Enzo Maresca who failed to obtain a distance before the September threshold, and Blueco will be desperate to get rid of his salary of £ 325,000 per week on the nearest.
Despite certain reports on the Sterling book in advanced talks to leave Chelsea at the stages during the summer, a distance for the 30 -year -old has never materialized, and the time is exhausted so that the attacker can leave so that he can try to carry a complaint in the World Cup team in 2026 of Thomas Tuchel.
Like Chilwell, which was on about £ 200,000 per week and deemed surplus by Maresca, you can’t help but ask yourself if Chelsea will make the decision to reduce their losses and put an end to the sterling agreement so that it can leave as a free agent.
Another player who was firmly out of the Maresca plans and saw a transfer fail in pre-September is defender Axel Disasi.
The Frenchman experienced a solid loan to Aston Villa during the second half of 2024/2025, attracting the summer interest of villa, Wolves, Sunderland, Newcastle and Juventus, but none of the sides aroused their interest.
According to the BBC, Disasi rejected the moves to Bournemouth and West Ham also, but with options in Europe which are now thin, a move in Saudi could be its best bet.
Neom SC makes an offer for the Chelsea Axel Disasi defender
According to a report by Chelsea News, the SPL Neom SC side pushes to sign Disasi and made a cheeky offer of 17 million pounds sterling for the 27 -year -old.
While Disasi would prefer to stay on the continent, his choices are potentially accepting Neom’s advances or spending another four months sit on the side in Cobham.
“Neom signed Alexandre Lacazette, Marcin Bulka and Nathan Zézé this summer, they are building a team with strong French -speaking chemistry,” said a source on the website.
“Disasi corresponds to the profile both tactically and culturally, and the club considers it a key figure in their long -term strategy.”
Chelsea apparently wants more than 25 million pounds sterling if they are for sale, and Disasi’s hesitation on a passage in the Middle East means that this transfer still has a way to go.
Turkey is also an option for the ex-monaco, but as things are, there has been no suggestion of interest in this part of Europe.
