Chelsea set Chalobah asking price despite IMMENSE form

Cameron Smith

• 20 May 2024 18:30 BST
• 3 min read

Chelsea have reportedly placed a €30 million price tag on Trevoh Chalobah’s head, despite his immense recent form.

The English defender played a key role in Chelsea’s late season revival and the Blues didn’t lose a single Premier League match in which Chalobah started during the 2023-24 season.

In fact, excluding the disastrous 2022-23 season, Chelsea have lost just three times in Chalobah’s 34 starts, with none in the English top flight.

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Across his entire senior career, including 2022-23, the Blues have only lost eight of the 45 Premier League games Chalobah has started for the club.

However, the west London club still consider him a sellable asset and will accept a bid of €30m (£25m), according to The Telegraph.

As per the report, Chelsea will also listen to offers for fellow homegrown players Conor Gallagher and Armando Broja. Ian Maatsen is also likely to depart, while Lewis Hall’s loan move to Newcastle United has been made permanent.

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Trevoh Chalobah to leave Chelsea?

Last summer, Chalobah attracted significant transfer interest from Tottenham Hotspur, Bayern Munich and Nottingham Forest. A move to the City Ground even looked like a real possibility before the Englishman rejected the transfer due to his desire to fight for European football.

Chalobah signed a new contract at Chelsea in November 2022, meaning his current deal at Stamford Bridge runs until 2028.

As a result, he could refuse an exit for the second consecutive summer if any interested parties agree a deal with Chelsea.

However, the Blues are seemingly okay with the idea of Chalobah leaving, despite the fact he has emerged as Mauricio Pochettino’s best centre-back.

Axel Disasi only played nine minutes from a possible 540 during Chelsea’s final six league games of the season, with Chalobah preferred, yet the Frenchman is set to stay at Stamford Bridge, while Chalobah could depart.