Chelsea's dream line-ups for 2022/23 have constantly changed already at this early point In the 2022 summer transfer window.
Ousmane Dembele, Raphinha, Cristiano Ronaldo
and Neymar have been attacking options that have
been reported as Chelsea targets but the former
two of the quartet are seemingly Barcelona-
bound.
On the latter two of the four, the big money involved in the signings of these world- class talents means it is currently unlikely that the Blues are to make an official offer for either of the pair, unless agent Jorge Mendes can work his magic.
It has already been revealed that manager Thomas Tuchel will not be 'seduced' by Galactico-type signings as he remains adamant to stick to his guns regarding how he views the attacking rebuild following the departure of all Romelu Lukaku, with Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech also linked with Stamford Bridge exits this summer.
On top of this, Erik ten Hag's not-for-sale verdict coupled with Christophe Galtier's plea to keep the 30-year-old for 2022/23 really does mean the Blues have to turn elsewhere and fast with the Premier League season already on the horizon.
football.london understands that Raheem Sterling will become a Chelsea player soon after a £45million plus £10m in add-ons deal was agreed in principle with Manchester City for the transfer of the 27-year-old.
On the latter two of the four, the big money involved in the signings of these world- class talents means it is currently unlikely that the Blues are to make an official offer for either of the pair, unless agent Jorge Mendes can work his magic.
It has already been revealed that manager Thomas Tuchel will not be 'seduced' by Galactico-type signings as he remains adamant to stick to his guns regarding how he views the attacking rebuild following the departure of all Romelu Lukaku, with Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech also linked with Stamford Bridge exits this summer.
On top of this, Erik ten Hag's not-for-sale verdict coupled with Christophe Galtier's plea to keep the 30-year-old for 2022/23 really does mean the Blues have to turn elsewhere and fast with the Premier League season already on the horizon.
football.london understands that Raheem Sterling will become a Chelsea player soon after a £45million plus £10m in add-ons deal was agreed in principle with Manchester City for the transfer of the 27-year-old.
The first and main
parts of the medical were completed in London
already over the weekend ahead of the
announcement and his eventual link-up with the
squad in the United States.
But who will be joining Sterling in the Chelsea attack next season? There are two Bayern Munich players, in particular, who look to be on Boehly's radar.
But who will be joining Sterling in the Chelsea attack next season? There are two Bayern Munich players, in particular, who look to be on Boehly's radar.
The American owner reportedly met with the
Bavarians' director in London to discuss deals for
Serge Gnabry and Robert Lewandowski.
On top of this, other outlets like The Independent have declared that the Blues are still in the mix to poach the Poland international as Bayern's £42m demands have meant that Barcelona have had to stall as it stands.
Although, if the serial Bundesliga goalscorer was to secure his dream move to the Camp Nou, this necessarily doesn't mean that Chelsea will sign a striker as Tuchel himself reportedly sees an out-and-out No. 9 signing as not a 'priority' this summer.
With this in mind, football.london takes a look at Chelsea's best front three if both were to be signed alongside Sterling.
Assuming Tuchel was to shift to a back four and three in midfield formation, which would see Mason Mount drop into a deeper position, here's the best front three on paper with the hypotheticals taken into account. Raheem Sterling (£45m), Serge Gnabry (£55m), Robert Lewandowski (£42m).
On top of this, other outlets like The Independent have declared that the Blues are still in the mix to poach the Poland international as Bayern's £42m demands have meant that Barcelona have had to stall as it stands.
Although, if the serial Bundesliga goalscorer was to secure his dream move to the Camp Nou, this necessarily doesn't mean that Chelsea will sign a striker as Tuchel himself reportedly sees an out-and-out No. 9 signing as not a 'priority' this summer.
With this in mind, football.london takes a look at Chelsea's best front three if both were to be signed alongside Sterling.
Assuming Tuchel was to shift to a back four and three in midfield formation, which would see Mason Mount drop into a deeper position, here's the best front three on paper with the hypotheticals taken into account. Raheem Sterling (£45m), Serge Gnabry (£55m), Robert Lewandowski (£42m).
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