A January transfer for the Chelsea star is expected 100% according to Fabrizio Romano.

Todd Boehly’s tenure as manager of Chelsea has seen a remarkable change in the composition of the team’s playing group.

The American hasn’t messed around if he thought that a situation needed to be addressed, even though it hasn’t always been advantageous for the club.

Both players and managers have come and gone, with Mauricio Pochettino being the most recent to try and right the ship that had been rapidly capsized.

Even though things have probably not gone as well as the Argentinean would have liked thus far, it is unfair to judge him based solely on a few games and a turbulent transfer window for the playing side.

Despite the enormous amount of outgoings in the summer, more are likely in January, and Fabrizio Romano has stated that one player is unquestionably leaving the club unless something drastic occurs.

He wrote in his exclusive CaughtOffside Substack, “One player who is going to leave his club in January is someone we discussed a couple of days ago, and it’s Trevoh Chalobah at Chelsea.”

Trevoh Chalobah of Chelsea is one player who will be leaving his club in January, he revealed in his CaughtOffside Substack, which is an exclusive publication.

Trevoh Chalobah is expected to look for solutions in January and leave the club, though that doesn’t mean he won’t get any opportunities as a Chelsea player in the upcoming weeks or months.

That is the situation as of September.
In football, anything can happen, but as of right now, Trevoh Chalobah is expected to start a new chapter.

To be fair to Pochettino, he has demonstrated that the team is more than capable of performing without Chalobah, even if he does decide to use him before the January transfer window opens.

The 24-year-old, a player with untapped potential at this point, won’t be concerned by a lack of interest once it is known that he is available.

When Todd Boehly’s trigger finger in the transfer window is going to calm down would perhaps be a better question to ask.