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Five Players Leaving Chelsea - Maresca's Transfer Plans

🔔 The Five Farewells: As Maresca Shapes Chelsea's Future 🔔

1. João Félix: Once a marquee loan signing, the Portuguese forward has failed to ignite consistently at Chelsea. With reports linking him to moves in Saudi Arabia, Maresca is ready to let Félix seek greener pastures.

2. Christopher Nkunku: A hefty £52 million signing in 2023, Nkunku never found his feet. Struggles with form and fitness have seen him loaned out—and now tipped for a permanent exit as Chelsea free space for new attacking talent.

3. Noni Madueke: Despite a productive debut season (10 goals, 4 assists), Chelsea are reportedly open to offers. With a hefty fee in sight, sources say selling Madueke could help balance the books—even if he remains popular internally.

4. Ben Chilwell: The left-back, once a defensive mainstay, has fallen from favour. Loan options loom large, with Maresca looking to stabilize the backline through new faces.

5. Axel Disasi: Signed as a defensive reinforcement, Disasi’s brief time in England hasn’t gone as hoped. A return to France or another loan deal appears imminent as Chelsea clear space for Maresca's preferred centre-back options.

“These exits aren't just about letting players go — they're about building a squad that reflects Maresca's vision.”

As of June 30, 2025, Maresca’s blueprint for the summer window is clear: fresh talent in, fringe players out. These five are first on the exit list—some leaving permanently, others seeking loan moves—as Chelsea pivot toward a new tactical identity.

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