Chelsea’s transfer window is advancing with Axel Disasi close to a permanent exit as the club continues to sell players.
After a quiet period during the World Cup, the club resumed activity, securing a record signing of Morgan Rogers and arranging a swap that brings Alejandro Garnacho to the club.
The defender has been on the market for three consecutive seasons, with previous attempts ending in loans. The club has now amortised enough of his contract to pursue a permanent sale.
The asking price is set at £25 million plus add‑ons, reflecting Disasi’s proven ability as a solid central defender during his recent season at West Ham.
Interest has been expressed by clubs such as Roma and AC Milan, though the asking price may exceed their budgets.
Negotiations could find common ground, and the club remains open to offers that meet its financial and sporting objectives.
The transfer activity continues to shape Chelsea’s squad strategy for the upcoming season, with the club aiming to balance financial gains and on‑field competitiveness.
As the summer market progresses, observers will watch to see whether Disasi’s departure materializes and how the new arrivals fit into the team’s plans.
