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Ben Chilwell is a surprise target for Manchester United this summer, as the Chelsea defender has been informed that he has no future at Chelsea. Blues' manager Enzo Maresca has indicated that Chilwell will serve no major role this season at Stamford Bridge, and can depart on loan for one more season, having just spent the 2024-25 campaign with FA Cup winners Crystal Palace.
Chelsea's best efforts to sign Dutch midfielder Xavi Simons appear to have hit a snag, as German club RB Leipzig appear adamant to keep hold of the central midfielder. The Blues have had several bids for Simons rejected and have been unable to make headway in their chase to sign one of Europe's best young players, and it is understood that a deal will not be reached as RB Leipzig do not want any of the players offered by the Blues in part-exchange.
Chelsea defender Ben Chilwell has said that he is very excited after joining Crystal Palace on loan for the remainder of the campaign.
Borussia Dortmund have proposed to sign Chelsea midfielder Carney Chukwuemeka on loan with an option to buy in the summer, according to Patrick Berger.
Chelsea have agreed a loan deal with Crystal Palace for defender Ben Chilwell, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Chelsea defender Ben Chilwell is unlikely to head for the exit door before the transfer window closes next week, according to Daily Mail.
Manchester United could explore loan deals for Juventus midfielder Douglas Luiz and Chelsea defender Ben Chilwell, according to Daily Mail.
Juventus have agreed terms with Chelsea for the loan signing of Renato Veiga, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Serie A giants Lazio have made a formal bid to sign Chelsea midfielder Cesare Casadei this winter, according to Sky Sport Italia.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has confirmed that Ben Chilwell is contemplating the prospect of leaving the club this winter.
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