Chelsea's Mass Exodus
Jul 3, 2023 7:35 AM
Chelsea are seeing a lot of ins and outs this summer with too many players available on their roster they needed to settle out things properly and as we all know the financial fair play model is being observed too so each and every club needs to comply with it.
Chelsea have sold several players in this window and some of them have generated some good amounts too.
1. Kai Havertz - Arsenal, £65m
This is the biggest summer sale of Chelsea so far as they bought him for around 75m £ three years ago and he has been considered as a major flop for them as he was able to score only 19 goals in premier league and couldn't settle into life at Chelsea although he has scored a big winner in the champions league final against Manchester City that will be always remembered as his biggest achievement for them.
This is a transfer that have got a lot of benefits for Chelsea , the only downside is that they have to sell the player to a direct rival but at the same time they have generated some good amount of money from him too. So its a win win situation for Chelsea.
Pic Source The Analyst 2. Mason Mount - Manchester United , £55m
Another massive transfer that has took place for Chelsea , actually they have been pretty good at generating some serious amount of money from their transfers this summer transfer window and although they have lost a fan favourite in this one still they should be happy that they have got some good amount of money for a player who was reluctant to sign a new contract with them so they could have lost him for nothing in the end , that's why this transfer rates highly in favour of Chelsea.
For United there boss Eric Ten Hag knows him from his time in Eredevise where he has played on loan from Chelsea and Ten Hag has been a fan of him since then so he was desperate to get this deal done as he knows the qualities of the player and must also have a good plan on how to utilise him to help his squad grow.
Pic Source The Mirror3 . Mateo Kovacic - Manchester City, £30m
Another positive deal for Chelsea as they were able to generate some good amount of money from the deal and it looks like another win win situation for them , although Kovacic is a very good player but the fact that its hard to get regular game time in Chelsea due to their extensive transfer business last summer and winter has lead to him being a obsoleted figure at Chelsea so this move will be good for him and as fas as Chelsea are concerned getting 30m for a non playing mid fielder is not a bad amount at all.
Pic Source Sky Sports4. Ruben Loftus-Cheek - AC Milan, £17.18m
Another player who has hardly played for Chelsea and with so many options available it looks like he wouldn't get a chance to get into the starting 11 , that's why he has seen so many loan spells during his career and finally he was able to find a permanent move for himself. This is an another transfer that bodes well for Chelsea to balance their books as they have generated significant amount of money from him. So they must be pretty happy about it.
Pic Source BBC.com5. Kalidou Koulibaly - Al Hilal, undisclosed & Edouard Mendy - Al-Ahli, undisclosed
Two players who were not happy at Chelsea has been moved again in this transfer and it is believed that Chelsea should have generated at least 20 to 25m from these two transfers . Another positive set of business for Chelsea as Koulibaly couldn't settle into life in England and also looks to past his prime , it looked like that Chelsea has signed him pretty late than they would have liked to do so while Mendy has also lost his place to Kepa after getting injured so he wasn't getting much game time either.
Pic Source Sky Sports While Chelsea's proposed move of Ziyech collapsed after a failed medical of the player who seems to have a injured knee so the Saudi Club has pulled away from the transfer. While N Golo Kante's knee injuries also wasn't serving him well at all that's why they opted to let him go without renewing his contract.
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