Chelsea aiming to ease the departure of one of their wonderkids to a top European club

Chelsea’s owner Todd Boehly would be willing to raise funds during the January transfer market window to reinvest in new players for the team, as the American billionaire would be forced to balance the finances of the institution to avoid breaching the UEFA Fair Play Regulations.

In this sense, Chelsea would be planning to seal several loan transfers for their young players in the squad, who would complete their formation in another team with more minutes on the pitch while the finances of the club could be progressively balanced. The first of these transfers was the loan of the 19-year-old English midfielder Alex Matos to Huddersfield Town, but a new deal could be close to being completed.

According to the Italian journalist and transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea would be ready to activate the recall clause for the 21-year-old Ivorian striker David Datro Fofana, who currently plays at Union Berlin and could be close to being sent to a new destination by his owning club.

The player could sign for a UEFA multi champion

Following these sources, Sevilla would have started talks for the player, and Chelsea would be keen on sending the player to the Spanish team to grant him minutes at the highest level in the UEFA six-time champion, as their sporting direction would have showed a great interest on paying a lucrative transfer loan to count on the player for the second part of the season.