Chelsea could still sell multiple players this summer; Gusto may be sold if offers reach £75m

With Enzo now seemingly set to stay at Chelsea next season, football.london has compiled a list of players the Blues could still sell this summer.

For those who enjoy transfer window drama, Friday was somewhat disappointing. Apart from Enzo Maresca's sly smile and his comments about Enzo, there was no fresh news about the Chelsea midfielder.

Chelsea's self-imposed unofficial deadline has passed, and the probability of Enzo continuing to play at Stamford Bridge next season is increasing. This will also please Xabi Alonso. Since his first day as Chelsea manager, Alonso has stated that he hopes the 25-year-old will be part of his squad for his first season in charge.

Chelsea have given potential buyers ample time to sign Enzo. Since May, the Blues have been indicating through anonymous sources that the Argentine international could be acquired for £120 million and that anyone who can afford the price can sign him.

However, no one is willing to pay that amount. Chelsea now internally expect to keep Enzo until the 2026/27 season, while insiders at Stamford Bridge have also ruled out his departure in January. Chelsea’s attention now turns to clearing out a number of players before the summer transfer window closes, with just over two weeks remaining.

Drapp could be one of those leaving Stamford Bridge before the window closes. The 23-year-old striker, who joined last summer for £30 million, is now attracting interest from overseas teams and several Premier League clubs.

Sources close to the situation say Chelsea want more than £50 million for Drapp. Despite the English player scoring only 2 goals in 41 appearances across all competitions in his first season in West London, the Blues still hope to make a considerable profit on him.

Meanwhile, Nicolas Jackson could also be sold before September 1. The 25-year-old striker is valued at £65 million following his return from a loan spell at Bayern. Aston Villa are interested in Jackson, and there is reportedly mutual interest between the two sides.

Chelsea hope to offload at least three strikers before the window closes. Guiu is valued at £25 million, and the 20-year-old is not in Alonso's plans for next season. David Datro Fofana, who has not played for Chelsea's first team since 2023, will also be on the transfer list in the coming weeks.

Mudryk is expected to join Strasbourg and has also attracted interest from several Premier League clubs, including Coventry City. The French club, owned by Chelsea's parent company, BlueCo, is considered a good option for the Ukrainian winger. Mudryk recently returned to competitive action following a suspension and urgently needs playing time.

Sadiq Fofana and Anselmino have both attracted significant loan interest ahead of the new season. As Alonso looks to streamline his centre-back options before the window closes, Chelsea are willing to let both players leave. Sources say Sarr prefers a loan move to a Premier League club.

Adarabioyo is attracting strong interest from Benfica, with former Fulham manager Marco Silva keen to reunite with the 28-year-old defender. Adarabioyo is also admired by Premier League teams, and Chelsea are willing to sell the former Man City centre-back for the right price. However, sources did not disclose Chelsea's valuation.

In addition, football.london understands that Badiashile has agreed to join Napoli on a season-long loan. Chelsea and the Italian club have reached a provisional agreement for the 25-year-old to move to Naples, with the Blues set to receive a £2.5 million loan fee. Napoli also have an option to buy Badiashile for £23 million at the end of the loan period.

Disasi is expected to leave Chelsea before the window closes. The French defender has many suitors in England and abroad, and the Blues are willing to negotiate his transfer. Crystal Palace are interested in signing Disasi on loan, but Chelsea prefer a permanent sale.

Meanwhile, Chelsea are not actively pushing to sell Gusto, but the West London club would consider a deal if an offer reached £75 million. Man City are interested in signing the 23-year-old French international, but the Blues' asking price has made them hesitate.

Pedro Neto could also be sold this summer. The 26-year-old has attracted interest from at least four Premier League clubs, including Man City, and Chelsea are willing to let him leave, provided the price is right. Sources did not disclose the exact transfer fee required but noted that the winger market has been further inflated by Jan-Diomande's £120 million move to Real Madrid and PSG's £145 million asking price for Barcola.

Finally, Omari-Kellyman also appears set to leave Chelsea this summer. The Blues are in talks with Strasbourg over a permanent transfer for the 20-year-old attacker, who prefers to play abroad rather than embark on another loan spell in England.

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