In order to raise funds and comply with Financial Fair Play regulations, Chelsea may consider selling the following players this summer:
Romelu Lukaku: The Belgian striker has struggled to make an impact since returning to Chelsea and could be sold to recoup some of the hefty transfer fee paid for his services.
Hakim Ziyech: The Moroccan winger has found playing time limited and may be seeking a move away from Stamford Bridge in search of regular first-team football.
Kepa Arrizabalaga: With Chelsea seemingly favoring Robert Sanchez as their first-choice goalkeeper, selling Kepa could generate significant funds while also providing the player with an opportunity to revive his career elsewhere.
Armando Broja: The young striker is currently on loan at Fulham and may need to move on from Chelsea to secure regular playing time and continue his development.
Trevoh Chalobah: The versatile defender has found opportunities limited at Chelsea and could benefit from a move to another club where he can play regularly and showcase his abilities.
By selling these players, Chelsea could not only raise funds to reinvest in their squad but also provide the departing players with opportunities to further their careers and find success elsewhere.