Chelsea FC have reached an agreement with Como for Trevoh Chalobah, with Jordan Henderson’s transfer also being confirmed. The deal taking Chalobah to Como is worth €30million (£25.7m) plus up to €6m (£5.1m) in add-ons. Chalobah was a mainstay in Chelsea’s defence last season, making 47 appearances across all competitions under three different head coaches, but was not considered untouchable ahead of the arrival of Xabi Alonso this summer. The Blues have already signed Maxence Lacroix from London rivals Crystal Palace and are expected to target further defensive reinforcements amid links to Rayo Vallecano left-back Pep Chavarria. As Chalobah gets ready to swap west London for Italy, Henderson has completed his switch to Stamford Bridge as the experienced midfielder has signed a two-year contract. Speaking to the club’s in-house media channels, the former Liverpool captain has explained why he has opted to make the move to Chelsea, citing Alonso’s role in his decision. He said: “Given the size of the club, the manager, who I have great admiration for, and the quality of the players, this was a huge opportunity I couldn’t turn down. I was also so impressed with how much the ownership want Chelsea to be successful and move in the right direction. For me, it's about giving everything every single day, both on and off the field, to help the players around me and the team as much as possible. I'm very excited to get going.” The team is currently 10th in the Premier League, with 52 points from 38 games, and a goal difference of +6. They are 33 points behind leaders Arsenal in the title race. With the new signings, Chelsea FC is looking to strengthen their squad and make a push for the top four.