Chelsea target is open to leaving his club this summer with movement expected | OneFootball

Chelsea target Morgan Rogers is open to leaving Aston Villa this summer with some possible movement now expected.

Rogers has long been linked with Chelsea by many media outlets and transfer reporters, and there is clearly something there.

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Part of it is down to Rogers being close friends with Cole Palmer – so he may well have an influence over any move there. But also, Rogers is not going to come cheap, so it’s unclear at this moment whether Chelsea have any chance at all of signing the attacker.

You’d assume that if Chelsea want to sign Rogers then they will need Champions League football next season to be able to have any chance of landing the England international.

Rogers open to leaving

Morgan Rogers in action for Aston Villa. (Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)

According to a report from The Sun this week, Rogers would be open to leaving Aston Villa for one of the Premier League’s biggest hitters this summer.

They mention that Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal are all long-standing admirers of the 23-year-old.

They have apparently learned that Rogers wants to be part of a team that is consistently pushing to win major trophies.

In other news today…

After recent injury struggles, Chelsea attacker Cole Palmer says he is feeling much better now in news that will be very nice to hear for Blues fans. Palmer wore the captains armband for the club at the weekend, and they need him fit and firing.

Palmer also says the 7-0 thrashing of Port Vale on Saturday night will give everyone a much needed lift going into a crucial run of games for the rest of the season.

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