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#3 Jorginho
Another Chelsea player who has been linked with a move away for some time is Jorginho.
An experienced midfielder, Jorginho was regarded as one of the best in his position in Serie A during his spell with Napoli. Under the guidance of manager Maurizio Sarri, the Italy international flourished, dictating play from deep with his excellent passing ability.
Sarri's appointment at Chelsea saw the club sign Jorginho for a fee of £51 million. Questions have been raised over the 29-year old's performances, though. Sarri's departure a season later to Juventus resulted in Jorginho being heavily linked with the Old Lady, although nothing came of it.
The former Hellas Verona man has made 133 appearances in all competitions for Chelsea since his debut in 2018, and he has enjoyed some good moments with the club. However, his potential departure in the summer could see more minutes being given to the talented young Billy Gilmour, while also fetching Chelsea a decent amount.
#2 Tammy Abraham
It has been surprising to see Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel not prefer the talented Tammy Abraham as an attacking option.
Abraham enjoyed a good goalscoring season last time around, and was expected to develop more this season. That has not been the case. The departure of Frank Lampard and the appointment of Tuchel has seen a drastic drop-off in Abraham's minutes, with the England international not even part of many match-day squads.
The striker has made 81 appearances in all competitions for Chelsea, scoring 30 goals. A product of the famed Chelsea academy, it will be sad to witness Abraham's potential departure in the summer.
The 23-year old will not be short of suitors if he does leave. Leicester City, West Ham United, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Aston Villa are all said to be interested, while Manchester United have been linked as well.
#1 Kepa Arrizabalaga
The most expensive goalkeeper in world football does not start for his club; it is not a good situation to be in for both club and the player.
Kepa Arrizabalaga joined Chelsea from Athletic Bilbao in 2018 for a fee of £72 million, as Chelsea sought to replace Thibaut Courtois. The Spain international enjoyed a solid start to his Chelsea career, but his inconsistent performances raised questions as to why Chelsea paid so much for him.
His error-prone performances last season forced Chelsea to sign Edouard Mendy from Rennes last summer for a fee of £21.5 million, relegating Kepa to the bench. Mendy has maintained his status as a starter under Tuchel, with Kepa now clearly a backup option.
Kepa has made 106 appearances in all competitions for Chelsea and it will be interesting to see what Chelsea do with him in the summer. Valencia were said to be keeping an eye on the 26-year old, although those rumors have since died down.
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