Chelsea’s summer overhaul is well underway, and while all eyes are on potential signings like Xavi Simons, the club has already made significant moves on the outgoing front.
So far, six players have been sold, generating over €120 million in transfer revenue — part of a broader strategy to streamline the squad, manage wages, and support financial sustainability under Enzo Maresca.
Here’s a breakdown of the players who’ve left Stamford Bridge so far this summer, and who are expected to leave in the coming weeks.
Players Sold So Far (Total: €121.48m)
Player | Position | Age | Destination | Fee (€) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Noni Madueke | Right Winger | 23 | Arsenal | €55.40m |
Djordje Petrovic | Goalkeeper | 25 | Bournemouth | €28.88m |
Mathis Amougou | Central Midfield | 19 | RC Strasbourg | €15.00m |
Bashir Humphreys | Left-Back | 22 | Burnley | €14.00m |
Kepa Arrizabalaga | Goalkeeper | 30 | Arsenal | €5.80m |
Marcus Bettinelli | Goalkeeper | 33 | Manchester City | €2.40m |
Here are the 9 players most likely to leave Stamford Bridge before the window closes:

1) Christopher Nkunku – Player Has Asked to Leave
Nkunku has reportedly told the club he wants out after two difficult seasons, per football.london. The French attacker has failed to settle at Stamford Bridge and wants a fresh start, with Chelsea open to letting him go amid interest from clubs across Europe.

2) João Félix – Exit Almost Certain
After being loaned to AC Milan last season due to limited opportunities, João Félix looks set to depart permanently. Interest from the Saudi Pro League is real, and Benfica are also keeping tabs. Chelsea are happy to move the Portuguese forward on.

3) Raheem Sterling – Leipzig Interest
Raheem Sterling’s Chelsea career continues to wind down. After being loaned to Arsenal last season, the 30-year-old failed to make a significant impact. According to recent reports, RB Leipzig have emerged as a surprise suitor, with interest building over a potential £20 million transfer.

4) Nicolas Jackson – Could Be Allowed to Leave
Nicolas Jackson ended last season with a decent goal return, but inconsistency and some reckless red cards has raised doubts about his long-term role. With Chelsea signing two new strikers, the club could easily cash in for the striker. Reports suggest they are open to selling if a suitable offer arrives, and several teams are monitoring the situation.

5) Ben Chilwell – On the Market
Chelsea are exploring options at left-back, and Ben Chilwell's injury history and wages have put him on the potential exit list. Chilwell is likely to be sold, with interest from Premier League sides already reported.

6) Armando Broja – Expected to Be Sold
After disappointing loan spells at Fulham and Everton, and a string of injury setbacks, Armando Broja’s time at Chelsea looks to be coming to an end. The Albanian striker has struggled to regain form and consistency since returning from a serious knee injury in 2023.

7) Carney Chukwuemeka – Permanent transfer to Germany
Carney Chukwuemeka has found it difficult to establish himself at Chelsea and doesn’t appear to be part of Enzo Maresca’s midfield plans. After a loan spell at Borussia Dortmund last season, the 21-year-old showed flashes of potential but still lacks a clear pathway at Stamford Bridge. Now, both Dortmund and RB Leipzig are showing strong interest in a permanent transfer, with Chelsea open to a deal.

8) Lesley Ugochukwu – Not in Long-Term Plans
21-year-old Ugochukwu showed promise but is unlikely to feature prominently under Maresca. With midfield depth a concern for Chelsea’s balance, he’s expected to leave — either on loan with an option to buy or in a straight sale.

9) Renato Veiga – Atletico Move Looming
Renato Veiga only joined Chelsea from FC Basel last summer and has made only a handful of appearances, but it appears his time at the club may be short-lived. After a brief loan spell at Juventus, Chelsea are now open to moving him on permanently. The 21-year-old is reportedly close to joining Atletico Madrid, while a number of Premier League clubs are also showing interest.