There were initial reports that Chelsea are willing to listen to offers for Trevoh Chalobah as they look to balance their due to the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules. The sale of the England international will give Chelsea a pure profit when they record his fees in their financial book because he is a homegrown player as against the rest that was brought in from other clubs.

However, there seems to be a change a event with the transfer window closing on Friday, August 30, 2024. The board at Chelsea has reportedly changed their mind due to the way Trevoh Chalobah has handled the situation since he was left out of the first team.

The defender could still leave Stamford Bridge this summer, but it is looking more likely that he will remain with the Blues beyond this season, especially with the departure of Conor Gallagher, who is also a homegrown player to Atletico Madrid.

Trevoh Chalobah’s Journey at Chelsea

Trevoh Chalobah joined Chelsea’s academy at the age of 8, and he progressed steadily through the ranks, over the years, the youngster has shown versatility as well as defensive prowess on the pitch. He made his senior debut for his boyhood club in August 2021 in a Premier League game against Crystal Palace, where he scored a stunning goal, marking his arrival on the big stage.

Chalobah went on loan to several clubs before making his debut for Chelsea’s first team in August, he was on loan at Ipswich Town, Huddersfield, and FC Lorient, and the loan spells helped him develop his game and prepare for the challenges of top-tier football.

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