Three players are already lined up to join the squad. Chelsea agreed a deal to acquire Geovany Quenda from Sporting CP for £40m in March 2025, in view of him moving to Stamford Bridge this summer. He has continued to play for Sporting in the meantime.

Cambiaso had been firmly in Pep Guardiola ’s sights a year-and-a-half ago – with Manchester City considering a €65million (£56m) offer – and the 26-year-old remains a player of interest to the Premier League ’s elite.

Katie McCabe has been a thorn in our side for many years — figuratively, and quite literally as well considering her hard-nosed playing style — but hopefully it’ll be our opponents who will be feeling the pain going forward, with the veteran left back agreeing to join Chelsea on a free transfer today.

One thing becomes clear in the summer and winter windows: very few people within Chelsea FC seem to know what they’re doing. Their supposedly amazing sporting structure and the multiple directors involved in transfers,

CHELSEA’S Marc Cucurella is attracting interest from Spanish giants Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and Real Madrid, according to reports. In other news, Liverpool are reportedly keen on RB

The transfer window is open for the WSL on June 18, but what could happen among the big teams?

Chelsea have some deals already done for this summer, with the likes of Geovany Quenda set to join up for preseason.  Xabi Alonso has taken the Chelsea job, and it’s been assumed that one of his conditions for doing so will have been some say in the club’s transfers.

Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea have all been left frustrated in their attempts to sign Aleksey Batrakov, with Paris Saint-Germain now closing in on the Russian starlet. The Premier League trio have long monitored the 20-year-old,

Marc Pubill says he has encouraged Marc Cucurella to leave Chelsea and join him at Atletico Madrid in the summer transfer window. Cucurella has enjoyed four seasons with Chelsea having signed from Brighton in a £63million move back in 2022 – a deal that saw him become the most expensive left-back in football history.

Manchester United sold Alejandro Garnacho to Chelsea last summer, but the forward's time at Stamford Bridge could be set to come to an abrupt end