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You only need to be a casual follower of football to know that Chelsea have been the biggest movers in this unique summer transfer window. With Hakim Ziyech, Timo Werner, Thiago Silva, Malang Sarr and Ben Chilwell having already joined the Blues, it seems another Roman Abramovich revolution is shaking up the Premier League.
With Kai Havertz also on the cusp of completing a highly-anticipated move to Chelsea, they can even dream of breaking the Liverpool-Manchester City hegemony at the top of the pyramid. Others such as Declan Rice have also been linked with the club.
However, Chelsea already have loads of talented young players in their ranks, some of whom were recalled during the transfer ban last season. While players like Mason Mount and Christian Pulisic have already made first-team places their own, some of these young stars will be compulsorily loaned out by Chelsea for match experience, exposure and also simply because they won't have enough spots in the squad.
Already 10 youngsters have chosen loan moves from Chelsea and it has become the norm at the London club so much so that they even run a segment on their official website on their young players' life on loan deals around the world!
Let's take a look at:
5 Chelsea youngsters who could be loaned out this season
#5 Ethan Ampadu
Ethan Ampadu is definitely one for the future. The versatile 19-year-old has already made a name for himself representing his nation Wales but is yet to break into the Chelsea first team despite doing his best to impress coach Frank Lampard.
Chelsea have already picked up Silva to marshall the center of the defense to add to their already sufficient resources this season and Ampadu got little game time while on loan at RB Leipzig. Can he do his best in pre-season and gain a regular starting spot for Chlsea either in defence or defensive midfield?
It seems unlikely and, since his development as a footballer is a priority for the Blues, he might be heading out on a loan deal again this season; maybe to a Premier League club.
#2 Matt Miazga
Matt Miazga was signed by Chelsea way back in 2015 and, after two appearances for the Blues, the former MLS player has spent his time on loan spells.
At 25, he isn't really one for the future, but has proven his capability as a stable head in the backline during successive spells at Vitesse Arnhem, Nantes and Reading.
Realistically, Miazga's calm head and composure will come good at a mid-table Premier League side and latest reports suggest he is considering his options for another loan move with there being little chance of him breaking into the Chelsea first team. A permanent switch may also be on the cards.
#3 Dujon Sterling
Dujon Sterling has been a Chelsea player since his Under-8 days! The right-back had a pretty glittering youth career with The Blues but, despite making his senior debut way back in 2017, Sterling has been loaned out repeatedly because of Chelsea having a problem of plenty.
His last loan spell was with Wigan in the Championship and it will be a miracle if he gets a chance in the first team this season for Chelsea. The England youth international is still only 20 and has oodles of talent.
However, he needs prolonged first-team experience to continue his development and will be looking for another stable loan move this season. He has also had issues with injuries and will look forward to playing a full season this time around.
#2 Jake Clarke-Salter
Another young, talented defender, another experienced Chelsea loanee! It seems Chelsea have too many of these up their sleeves. Jake Clarke-Salter has been a Chelsea player since 2006 and, though he is back with the Blues in pre-season, he is seriously mulling his next loan move after starring for Birmingham City in the Championship last season.
Clarke-Salter, who is now 22, has had loan spells with Sunderland, Bristol, Vitesse and Birmingham and will probably go back to a Championship side this season as he continues his development.
He has loads of suitors including Derby, West Brom,Sheffield Wednesday, Huddersfield and previous team Birmingham, who might even want him on a permanent transfer.
#1 Malang Sarr
Days ago, Chelsea made news by bringing the Nice defender as a free agent to the club. Now, Malang Sarr is already heading for the exit door according to reports, albeit via a loan move to Bayer Leverkusen, as Chelsea sweeten the snatching away of prized asset Havertz from the German club.
The France U21 international is a real talent and is earmarked as one for the future by the Chelsea brass, but it will be much better for him to get top-level game experience at the Bundesliga rather than warming the bench at Stamford Bridge.
Havertz could be moving to Chelsea for £90 million and Bayer Leverkusen will be hoping to get Malang Sarr on loan as an extra sweetner.
Other Chelsea players who could go out on loan: Ian Maatsen, Lewis Bate, Nathan Baxter, Baba Rahman.
