“Please don’t sell him the team needs him the most now that we have a lot of injuries. with time he will be a better player-Chelsea players has pleaded with Todd Boehly not sell Star for £34m

Chelsea has officially confirmed that a star player, valued at an impressive £38 million, will soon be departing the club, prompting a fervent plea from supporters to refrain from repeating such transactions in the future. In a noteworthy revelation, acclaimed journalist Fabrizio Romano has indicated that Chelsea is adopting a non-discriminatory stance regarding the destination of their players in the forthcoming summer transfer market.

Aware of the imperative to offload personnel before entertaining new acquisitions, the Blues are bracing themselves for yet another frenetic transfer window. Speculation abounds regarding the potential departure of several key first-team members, with persistent rumors surrounding Conor Gallagher.

Having assumed the captain’s mantle on numerous occasions, the English player has emerged as a linchpin in Mauricio Pochettino’s tactical setup, featuring prominently in almost every fixture this season. Insights gleaned from a source close to The Chelsea Chronicle suggest that he finds himself devoid of agency in determining his future at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea has reportedly set a valuation of £38 million for Lukaku, with speculation rife regarding the Belgian striker’s next destination as he continues his loan spell at Roma. Lukaku appears to have rediscovered his scoring touch during his sojourn in Italy, particularly shining in Europa League encounters.

Contrary to earlier impressions, Romano has taken to Twitter to assert that Chelsea is exploring all avenues to facilitate Lukaku’s departure, including the prospect of transferring him back to his parent club. The terms of Lukaku’s potential exit, shrouded in secrecy within an agreement brokered with his agents, extend the invitation to all potential suitors, not limited to AS Roma.

The pursuit of a new frontline talisman looms large on Chelsea’s agenda, with Pochettino having hinted at the possibility of reassessing Lukaku’s situation once his loan stint concludes. However, the anticipated moment of resolution appears to be deferred, prompting Chelsea to actively explore alternatives in the striker department.

Recent indications suggest that negotiations have commenced regarding a potential swap deal involving Victor Osimhen, with Lukaku mooted as a potential bargaining chip. Against the backdrop of Nicolas Jackson’s impressive debut season in English football, certain factions within the Chelsea faithful have begun to question the imperative of pursuing new signings.