Chelsea are reportedly set to part ways with one of their main players this summer, driven by a cold, calculated reason that could also endanger the futures of others within the squad.
Following a crucial 1-0 win over Everton—secured thanks to Nicolas Jackson’s first-half goal and standout saves from Robert Sanchez—the spotlight has shifted to internal decisions regarding player fitness and availability. Trevoh Chalobah also impressed in the match, validating the club’s decision to recall him from his loan spell earlier this season.
However, concerns around persistent injuries remain a key issue, with Wesley Fofana now at the center of transfer speculation. Despite joining from Leicester in a high-profile deal, Fofana has spent most of his time sidelined. According to Foot Mercato, Chelsea are now open to selling or loaning him, with Marseille showing active interest.
This development raises serious questions about the futures of other injury-prone players like Reece James and Romeo Lavia. While Fofana’s time at the club has been longer, Lavia’s own availability record is similarly troubling, making them both potential candidates for the exit door as Chelsea adopt a more ruthless approach to squad manage
ment.
