At Stamford Bridge, many fans are eager to see a squad that recaptures the spark and determination that once defined Chelsea. Although Chelsea finished in the top four in the Premier League last

Kudus joined West Ham United from Ajax in 2023 for £38 million. His current deal runs until 2028, placing the Hammers in a strong negotiating position. However, with Kudus open to the idea of a move and Spurs poised to make another approach, West Ham’s resolve could be tested before the release clause deadline expires.

Chelsea have already spent big money on Liam Delap, João Pedro and Jamie Gittens to boost their attacking ranks since the end of last season. Pre-arranged deals for South American teenagers Estêvão Willian and Kendry Páez will further bloat the squad.