Declan Rice - The dream signing of most Chelsea fans, even if West Ham are expected to dig in their heels. Rice was superb this past season, elevating his game to another level, and the England midfielder is destined to play for a club chasing major trophies. If there had been concerns over how Chelsea might one day replace N'Golo Kante, Rice would ease those fears immediately. Getty
FIVE CHELSEA SALES: Kepa Arrizabalaga - The Spanish goalkeeper had his best season for Chelsea but is nowhere near the level of No 1 Edouard Mendy. It's time for the club to cut their losses on the world record £72m paid for Kepa and his monstrous £150,000 wages. No second-choice keeper should be earning that to warm the bench. Reuters
Marcos Alonso - Proved again to be the man for important goals and is arguably Chelsea's best finisher, but his defensive abilities have regressed further and once Ben Chilwell is back fully fit for next season, game time will become increasingly limited for a player approaching his 32nd birthday. A fine servant for six seasons but now it's time to part ways. AFP
Ross Barkley - His final Chelsea contribution may prove to be the winning goal against Watford on the last day of the season. Barkley is clearly not part of Thomas Tuchel's plans and is struggling to justify his £90,000 per week salary. Still only 28 and a proven Premier League player, there should be some decent offers for the midfielder this summer. Getty
Christian Pulisic - Having finished the 2020/21 season with a bang, few could have predicted how the most recent campaign would unfold for the American winger. Injuries and struggles with form saw Pulisic slide down the Chelsea pecking order and a tempting offer from a big club could see the 23-year-old depart Stamford Bridge. Getty
Jorginho - This may sound unkind but of all Chelsea's senior centre midfielders, Jorginho is the one who could most easily be replaced. With one year left on his contract and Conor Gallagher returning from his successful loan spell at Crystal Palace, this summer feels the right time for the 30-year-old Italian to move on. AP
FIVE CHELSEA SIGNINGS: Jules Kounde - The Sevilla defender was reportedly close to joining Chelsea last summer and the club are expected to revive their interest. The Blues are in desperate need of central defenders and Kounde is thought to be a top target. Young, athletic, and good on the ball, the 23-year-old Frenchman fits the profile of a Tuchel centre-back. Getty
Alessio Romagnoli - With Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen both leaving (and potentially Cesar Azpilicueta), Chelsea are in need of more than one centre-back this summer. Romagnoli, 27, has just led AC Milan to their first Serie A title in 11 years but is available on a free transfer having yet to agree new terms. The Italian would provide experience and proven quality to the Chelsea back line. EPA
Ousmane Dembele - Barcelona may have spent the better part of the past year trying to force Dembele out of the club but the French winger became one of their best players under Xavi. Despite his growing importance, he still looks set to leave the club and Chelsea would be wise to offer him a new home. Dembele, 25, is one of the most exciting attacking players in world football and would offer Chelsea pace and trickery on the wings. AFP
Marc Cucurella - If Chelsea are looking for an upgraded replacement for Alonso, then they should look no further than Brighton's Cucurella. The 23-year-old Spaniard enjoyed a superb debut season in the Premier League and is both strong in defence and attack. Cucurella is also one of those fully committed players fans are quick to embrace. AFP
Declan Rice - The dream signing of most Chelsea fans, even if West Ham are expected to dig in their heels. Rice was superb this past season, elevating his game to another level, and the England midfielder is destined to play for a club chasing major trophies. If there had been concerns over how Chelsea might one day replace N'Golo Kante, Rice would ease those fears immediately. Getty
FIVE CHELSEA SALES: Kepa Arrizabalaga - The Spanish goalkeeper had his best season for Chelsea but is nowhere near the level of No 1 Edouard Mendy. It's time for the club to cut their losses on the world record £72m paid for Kepa and his monstrous £150,000 wages. No second-choice keeper should be earning that to warm the bench. Reuters
Marcos Alonso - Proved again to be the man for important goals and is arguably Chelsea's best finisher, but his defensive abilities have regressed further and once Ben Chilwell is back fully fit for next season, game time will become increasingly limited for a player approaching his 32nd birthday. A fine servant for six seasons but now it's time to part ways. AFP
Ross Barkley - His final Chelsea contribution may prove to be the winning goal against Watford on the last day of the season. Barkley is clearly not part of Thomas Tuchel's plans and is struggling to justify his £90,000 per week salary. Still only 28 and a proven Premier League player, there should be some decent offers for the midfielder this summer. Getty
Christian Pulisic - Having finished the 2020/21 season with a bang, few could have predicted how the most recent campaign would unfold for the American winger. Injuries and struggles with form saw Pulisic slide down the Chelsea pecking order and a tempting offer from a big club could see the 23-year-old depart Stamford Bridge. Getty
Jorginho - This may sound unkind but of all Chelsea's senior centre midfielders, Jorginho is the one who could most easily be replaced. With one year left on his contract and Conor Gallagher returning from his successful loan spell at Crystal Palace, this summer feels the right time for the 30-year-old Italian to move on. AP
FIVE CHELSEA SIGNINGS: Jules Kounde - The Sevilla defender was reportedly close to joining Chelsea last summer and the club are expected to revive their interest. The Blues are in desperate need of central defenders and Kounde is thought to be a top target. Young, athletic, and good on the ball, the 23-year-old Frenchman fits the profile of a Tuchel centre-back. Getty
Alessio Romagnoli - With Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen both leaving (and potentially Cesar Azpilicueta), Chelsea are in need of more than one centre-back this summer. Romagnoli, 27, has just led AC Milan to their first Serie A title in 11 years but is available on a free transfer having yet to agree new terms. The Italian would provide experience and proven quality to the Chelsea back line. EPA
Ousmane Dembele - Barcelona may have spent the better part of the past year trying to force Dembele out of the club but the French winger became one of their best players under Xavi. Despite his growing importance, he still looks set to leave the club and Chelsea would be wise to offer him a new home. Dembele, 25, is one of the most exciting attacking players in world football and would offer Chelsea pace and trickery on the wings. AFP
Marc Cucurella - If Chelsea are looking for an upgraded replacement for Alonso, then they should look no further than Brighton's Cucurella. The 23-year-old Spaniard enjoyed a superb debut season in the Premier League and is both strong in defence and attack. Cucurella is also one of those fully committed players fans are quick to embrace. AFP
Declan Rice - The dream signing of most Chelsea fans, even if West Ham are expected to dig in their heels. Rice was superb this past season, elevating his game to another level, and the England midfielder is destined to play for a club chasing major trophies. If there had been concerns over how Chelsea might one day replace N'Golo Kante, Rice would ease those fears immediately. Getty