Chelsea fan @Mr_Naav tweeted this thread of his ideal incomings and outgoings for the club’s next transfer window:
Transfers in: Declan Rice, Jules Koundé, Aurélien Tchouaméni, Ousmane Dembélé.
Recall from loan: Conor Gallagher, Armando Broja, Levi Colwill, Ian Maatsen
@Mr_Naav: “La Cobham Conveyor belt continues to produce greatness and we can’t miss out on these gems”
Transfers out: Christian Pulisic, Timo Werner
@Mr_Naav: “While both have shown sparks, it’s time we move them on and change the dynamic of our attack. I’d reckon atleast one has to be sold, whoever we’re offered more money for I guess (Would allow space for Dembele or another target, and would be a strong sign of trust in Broja)”
N’Golo Kanté or Jorginho
@Mr_Naav: “This one is tough, but Imo if we want to keep progressing as a club we have to accept that NG & J5 are nearing the end of their best moments One out this summer one out next would be ideal, for whatever ££ we can get If Juve come in for Jorginho, it’s a strong possibility”
Marcos Alonso, Ross Barkley, Emerson Palmieri
@Mr_Naav: “And FINALLY, Time to Cut whatever losses we can on these folk, thanks for the memories and good luck for the future! ”
Conor Gallagher, Declan Rice and Armando Broja are all playing very well for each of their clubs and could certainly add to Chelsea’s squad depth.
Midfielders Kanté and Jorginho are both in their thirties now and it would be a good idea to either of them on to trim the squad if need be.
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