David Ornstein details Chelsea’s busy transfer plans for the coming summer window | OneFootball

Transfer reporter for The Athletic, David Ornstein, has been detailing Chelsea’s transfer plans for the coming summer transfer window.

Ornstein has been speaking to NBC this weekend and has been explaining that Chelsea are going to be busy at the end of the season once again, this after a very quiet January transfer window.

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Chelsea fans will find it remarkable that we are still hearing that Chelsea want to sign many more players in basically all positions on the pitch, but that is exactly what the transfer expert is telling us all right now, even after the huge amounts of money they club have already spent under this new ownership.

Ornstein on Chelsea plans

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In words quoted by CFCDaily on X, Ornstein said:

“They’ve had big financial losses but that was in recent seasons. The word from Stamford Bridge is they are in better shape now and they do not need to sell any of their key players and they do not intend to.

“You will see periphery sales that I’m sure will raise big money again and they WANT to invest in the summer. In attack, in midfield, in defence. I’m not hearing suggestions that they will actually do so in the goalkeeping department as things stand.”

In other news…

Liam Rosenior has summed up Chelsea’s issues after yet another defeat on the pitch at the weekend by saying they could be contained in two main “aspects.”

In a situation that has caused a lot of drama and debate, the manager also got side-tracked talking about the ridiculous pre-match huddle situation.

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