Chelsea might execute one of the most surprising trades in living memory.

According to reports, Chelsea is willing to approve a trade that would result in the departure of three players.

The Blues had a very busy transfer window and had to work quickly to cut down Enzo Maresca’s roster, which at one point included forty-three players.

The team sold players like Romelu Lukaku and Conor Gallagher, and loaned out players like Raheem Sterling, Trevoh Chalobah, and Kepa Arrizabalaga.

However, a recent source claims that Chelsea intends to cut even more players from its roster in January, leaving a number of peripheral players on the team.

The Blues are reportedly looking to add Inter Milan star Lautaro Martinez to strengthen their attacking lineup, according to Argentine publication Doble Amarilla.

Despite being linked to moves for Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney during the summer, Chelsea ultimately opted not to bolster their striking lineup.

The Blues are rumored to have been considering a €100 million bid to sign Martinez, who has scored 20 goals in Serie A over the previous three seasons.

However, they are currently looking on a trade involving Mykhailo Mudryk, a winger that Chelsea paid £88 million to acquire in January 2023 from Shakhtar Donetsk.

Carney Chukwuemeka and Benoit Badiashile are reportedly other possible inclusions in any exchange agreement.

Martinez, one of Inter’s most important players, was benched for Wednesday’s 0-0 Champions League tie against Manchester City.

Marcus Thuram and recent addition Medhi Taremi made up the ideal strike tandem according to manager Simone Inzaghi.

Martinez, an Argentine who has failed to score in any of his first three Serie A games this season, was reportedly rested from the starting lineup by Gazzetta dello Sport.

TERMINI CONCORDATI: The attacker rejects Chelsea’s million-dollar deal and agrees to follow his heart and join Ac Milan – VOLA PER FARE I MEDICAL.

Paulo Fonseca has successfully added a new name to his numerous offerings this season, and Silvano Vos is eager to begin his adventure with the Rossoneri officially with his arrival in Milan this evening.

Arriving in town yesterday afternoon, the Dutch gamer has started getting acquainted with the world of Rossoneri this morning.

The medical check-ups for the 19-year-old defensive centre have started today at La Madonnina facility. Once completed, Vos will visit the Ambrosia Centre to obtain the necessary athletic eligibility, and he will conclude his “tour” at Casa Milan by signing a five-year contract that will bind him to the AC Milan team.

According to Milan News, the gifted player will officially join the Aja Rossoneri for 2.5 million euros plus 2.5 million in bonuses.

In the meantime, there are reports that the Italian team is able to capitalise on Napoli’s Victor Osimhen, but it appears that these reports are the only ones because the player is ready to align with the Blues.

Further reports from Fabrizio Romano have also stated that Victor Osimhen would also join the Saudi club Al Alhi, which made a 63 million dollar bid at the start of the season, thus cutting out the Serie A team from the agreement.

Due to the fact that Victor Osimhen successfully joined Milan, Paulo Fonseca should make some purchases before the expiration date, but it will be interesting to see what happens in the next days as the manager may decide to make more market choices.

It was always anticipated that the Victor Osimhen story at Napoli would end on Transfer Deadline Day, and indeed, that is precisely what has transpired. The part where Chelsea continues to be one of the primary players in this scenario and looks to capitalise on the opening provided by Paris Saint-Germain walking away after failing to reach Napoli’s asking price is a little less expected.

With the wealth that the Saudi Pro League offers, Osimhen does have a backup plan, but it seems like we may be in a better position. Naturally, everything will hinge on reaching a financial agreement with the 25-year-old striker—who no longer qualifies for our pay scale—and settling on the details of the move with Napoli. The latter is arguably the simpler part right now, especially in light of our recently finalised agreement for Romelu Lukaku. It might be a loan with a (conditional?) duty to make it permanent.

It is said that Chelsea is putting a lot of effort into closing this transaction in the final 12 to 24 hours of the window. Since 2019, Osimhen-to-Chelsea has felt a lot like manifest destiny, and this seems to be the closest thing we’ve had to make it a reality. Might we?

🚨🔵 Chelsea have approached Napoli tonight to submit an official bid for Victor Osimhen.

Loan with OBLIGATION to buy.

Meanwhile, Chelsea discuss salary terms with Victor.

↪️🇸🇦 Al Ahli are at final stages of talks with Napoli! But deal ONLY happens if Chelsea talks collapse. pic.twitter.com/BMyVtHjPjf

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 29, 2024