Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has delivered what he calls ‘the final understanding’ on one big Chelsea transfer deal this summer.Chelsea are going to be busy in the upcoming transfer window and

Brighton & Hove Albion have reportedly placed a €120 million (£100m) price tag on Carlos Baleba amid significant interest from Chelsea.

You will also find plenty of trolling from fans of rival clubs. Chelsea’s vast and seemingly relentless transfer spending tends to provoke strong feelings among those not personally invested in the club’s success, from mockery to resentment and anything in between. Sometimes it is funny, often it is tedious, but it is far from new.

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Manchester United selling Anthony Elanga for £15m while valuing Alejandro Garnacho at £70m is the sort of mistake which sums up their transfer failures.

Bournemouth defender Dean Huijsen has been one of the signings of the summer and is set to have a number of top teams chasing his signature, with Liverpool and Chelsea understood to be at the front of

Chelsea have also been credited with a desire to sign him, which suggests a bidding war could take shape at the end of the campaign. Ipswich look set for an immediate return to the Championship next season,

Chelsea's recent recruitment endeavors have aimed for a bold yet strategic approach. By securing high-profile players such as Caicedo and showing interest in the talented yet relatively inexperienced Bala-Ba, the club is intent on fortifying their midfield and ensuring a comprehensive squad capable of meeting future challenges.

Stamford Bridge has once again become the center of attention, but this time not due to exciting matches on the pitch, but because of Chelsea's astonishing financial mechanisms. Against the backdrop of a rapidly changing global economy,