Transfer rumour roundup: Chelsea contemplate Delap departure; PSG join Rogers race | OneFootball

Once again, we're back with the latest transfer stories and speculation, all in one place. Here's Thursday's transfer talk.

Liam Delap was hot property last summer, with Chelsea winning a multi-team tussle to land the forward from relegated Ipswich. Things haven't quite gone to plan for Delap since, who's struggled to make much of an impact.

After just onePremier League goal this season, Chelsea are considering an exit. Caught Offside claim interest in Delap hasn't exactly dwindled, with Manchester United, Newcastle, Everton, Sunderland and Brighton all open to a deal.

Over at Aston Villa, there's growing interest inMorgan Rogers. Liverpool are the latest Premier League team to enter the conversation, as per TEAMtalk, with Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester United all in the mix. But a huge complication is emerging over The Channel. Paris Saint-Germain have been monitoring the 23-year-old throughout the season.

Bodø/Glimt’s fairytale run in the Champions League has caught the imagination and one of the stars of the show could soon be on the move. Having seen a transfer toNorwich City collapse in January, Kasper Høgh now has serious options. SportsBoom say Spurs are one of the striker's suitors, alongside Wolves.

Another goalscorer in demand isPromise David. Everton, Leeds, and West Ham have all checked in on the towering Union SG goal-getter. The Canadian will cost €20m, reports Ekrem Konur.

Fellow journoBence Bocsak has somehow stumbled upon Liverpool's summer shortlist. Six midfield names feature, including Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga and Crystal Palace playmaker Adam Wharton. Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson, AZ's Kees Smit, PSG's Warren Zaire-Emery and Lille's Ayyoub Bouaddi complete the group.

Elsewhere,Marcos Senesi is fast emerging as one of the most coveted free agents of the summer. The Bournemouth defender's deal is coming to its conclusion, with clubs across Europe scrambling for his signature.