Chelsea to sell £38m + player Maresca doesn’t want to make a profit in the summer

According to a report, Chelsea has set its transfer plan to a position before the upcoming window and may now give one of its one-seaters to interested bidders.

Chelsea quickly starts summer transfer activities

Enzo Maresca has worked hard enough in the mission of Blues to qualify for the Champions League in the Premier League, aiming to thrive by winning the Conference League title.

However, Chelsea have been watching regardless of their field goals in the summer transfer window. Stamford Bridge will see the arrival of Geovany Quenda and Dario Essugo after agreeing to bring the two to £62m in West London, although the former will be in touch with his new teammates in 2026.

The Blues are unlikely to touch the side and can also sign Riverboard forward Franco Mastantuono, who has a £35 million release clause for the South American Giants.

True, Chelsea’s approach to traversing young talents through Cobham has aroused a lot of doubt. Despite this, Blueco has made it clear that they want to build a huge group of stars so that the club can grow in the years to come.

At this point, do they manage to jump to the stars. Nevertheless, players must also leave to get to a path that complies with PSR regulations.

With that in mind, Maresca seems to have brought him a star who now looks to leave the Stamford Bridge in recent developments.

Chelsea to make a profit on Axel Gin this summer

According to Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea will sell Axel Disasi this summer to make a profit as he is no longer part of Stamford Bridge’s plan at Stamford Bridge.

He was on loan to Aston Villa in January, and he is one of several new senior figures to move to this summer – Raheem Sterling, Ben Chilwell and Armando Broja will also be placed on the chopping block.

Disasi scored five points in August 2023 for £38.3m and scored two assists in 61 appearances from Chelsea. On loan at Aston Villa, he took six more outings under Unai Emery.

The French International team has won 33 duels in the Premier League this season, showing his firm presence in the backline. However, that wasn’t enough for his parents’ club to incorporate him into future plans.

On the surface, the deal allows Disney to regular first-line football and inherit the blues, while neat profits will be a smart business for all parties.