Chelsea is all out to “stunning” winger; could trigger £42m issuance terms

Chelsea are now going all out to sign the “stunning” wingers who may be willing to trigger a £42m release clause in their contract, a report said.

Bruce, who is passionate about strengthening the offense

Nicolas Jackson started the campaign, but the 23-year-old still had no Premier League goals in 2025 and is now failing to score in his last 11 games, with a recent gap in a 2-2 draw against Ipswich Town.

The Blues’ disappointing draw against Ipswich could significantly undercut their Champions League aspirations, while also highlighting the need for Enzo Maresca to strengthen his team this summer, with the new striker being particularly interested.

Ipswich star Liam Delap is one of Striker’s main targets, with West Londoners recently having talks on the British deal, and they could also consider Bayern Munich’s Mathys Tel, who is currently borrowing from Tottenham Hotspur.

Given that Noni Madueke has moved from this summer’s move to Stamford Bridge, not only has a new forward signed on the agenda, but a new winger is also needed.

According to a report from Spain, a new goal has entered the framework, with Chelsea going all out to sign Real Betis winger Jesus Rodriguez, who included a £42 million release clause in his contract with Spain.

The Blues have not yet made a formal bid, but they are considering getting stuck on the release clause to ensure they won Rodriguez’s signature match in the interests of other clubs who wish to be named.

Betis hopes to keep the winger for at least one season, but if any interested parties are willing to release the terms clearly, there is nothing they can do to prevent him from leaving.

“Amazing” Rodriguez enjoys the breakout season

The ongoing campaign was a true breakout season for the 19-year-old, with 24 appearances in all games, scoring two goals and two assists in the process.

The teenager undoubtedly impressed the Spanish media with his performance, and he was praised as “amazing” by journalist Alvaro Borrego, adding that the youngster will soon be part of the Spanish national team.

Over the past year, Espanyol’s performance has shown that he is a comprehensive winger with a front foot but is also willing to pitch on defense.

That said, while Rodriguez showed signs of very promising at such a young age, his offensive numbers have not justified the spending of £42m and Chelsea should continue to monitor his performance from now until the end of the season.