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Chelsea could sell £30m Premier League star after difficult first season
TL;DR
Chelsea is considering selling a £30m Premier League star after a challenging first season. The club is evaluating its striker options as they prepare for the upcoming summer transfer window.
Key points
- Chelsea may sell a £30m Premier League star
- Nicolas Jackson had a difficult first season
- Chelsea is evaluating their striker options this summer
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Chelsea could sell £30m Premier League star after difficult first season
Chelsea face big decisions over their strikers this summer.
The Blues currently have Joao Pedro, Liam Delap and Marc Guiu, while Emmanuel Emegha will arrive from sister club Strasbourg.
Nicolas Jackson is also set to return after his loan at Bayern Munich ends.
According to The Telegraph, Delap is determined to stay and fight for his future at Stamford Bridge.
But Chelsea could sell the 23-year-old, despite joining from Ipswich Town in the last summer window.
Delap would not be short of suitors and the club could sell him at a profit given he arrived for just £30 million.
The young striker has endured a difficult first season in West London. He picked up an injury in August that kept him out for two months.
The English footballer has started 11 times in the Premier League and scored just once, with Pedro ahead of him in the pecking order.
But despite his struggles, Delap still believes he can make his move a success.
Q&A
Which Premier League star is Chelsea considering selling for £30m?
Chelsea is contemplating selling Nicolas Jackson, who had a difficult first season.
What strikers are currently on Chelsea's roster?
Chelsea's current strikers include Joao Pedro, Liam Delap, Marc Guiu, and Nicolas Jackson, who is returning from a loan at Bayern Munich.
What are Chelsea's plans for their strikers this summer?
Chelsea is facing significant decisions regarding their strikers as they prepare for the summer transfer window.