Chelsea FC Transfer Update: Como Make Initial Approach for Liam Delap
Chelsea FC's transfer window is heating up, and the latest news is that Como have made an initial approach for striker Liam Delap. The Italian club are looking for a new forward, and Delap is high on their shortlist.
Delap has struggled since joining Chelsea FC last year, and it's felt that it's best for everyone if he moves on. The 22-year-old has only been at the club for one year, but his performances have been disappointing. Chelsea FC's relationship with Como is very good, thanks to the recent transfer of Trevoh Chalobah, and this could work in Delap's favour.
There is no mention of a loan, and it would use up one of Chelsea FC's precious foreign loan slots. However, it's also possible that Delap could be sold, given that he has many years of contract left to run and his stock is currently at rock bottom.
Chelsea FC are currently 10th in the Premier League, with 52 points from 38 games, and are 33 points behind leaders Arsenal. They have scored 58 goals this season, but have conceded 52, giving them a goal difference of +6.
What's Next for Liam Delap?
Delap's future at Chelsea FC is uncertain, and it's unclear what will happen next. However, it's clear that Como are interested in signing him, and it's possible that a transfer could be completed in the next two weeks.
Why is this Good News for Chelsea FC?
Chelsea FC's transfer window is always a busy time, and it's good to see that the club is making progress. The sale of Delap could bring in some much-needed funds, and it could also help to clear out some of the club's deadwood.
What's the Current League Standing?
Chelsea FC are currently 10th in the Premier League, with 52 points from 38 games. They are 33 points behind leaders Arsenal and have scored 58 goals this season, but have conceded 52, giving them a goal difference of +6.
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