Fabrizio Romano was quoted as saying that Chelsea is willing to sell players to any team, and they are not choosy about who they sell to.
This includes Romelu Lukaku, who is presently on loan at Roma, as well as Conor Gallagher, who has been an essential player for Mauricio Pochettino throughout this season.
Chelsea is requesting a transfer fee of 38 million pounds for Lukaku, and Romano disclosed that the club has an exit clause in place, which means that any team, not just Roma, has the ability to trigger the clause.
Chelsea appears to be moving on from the Belgian striker Lukaku, despite the fact that Lukaku has been performing exceptionally well in the Europa League.
Pochettino had dropped hints in the past about the possibility of re-signing Lukaku, but it appears doubtful that this will happen now.
Instead, Chelsea has begun investigating other striker options, such as Victor Osimhen, and there are stories that suggest they are willing to offer Lukaku in exchange for him.
During this summer, Chelsea is putting a strong emphasis on the necessity of selling players before making any purchases, and it has been claimed that a number of first-team players are on the list of probable exits.
Concerns have been raised among fans as a result of this, with some of them asking with the club to refrain from selling Conor Gallagher, who has been an essential member of the team during the current season.