La Liga side keen on signing Chelsea player who angered Enzo Maresca this season

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Chelsea are expected to be equally as busy with signings and departures when the transfer window opens this summer.

The Blues have already kicked off their business with the acquisitions of Geovany Quenda and Dario Essugo from Sporting Lisbon, with Essugo to join the first team for next season.

However, they are in the knowledge that they will need to move a number of players on at the end of the season, with many of them already being out on loan.

Fabrizio Romano has named six players who are out of Chelsea’s plans, including the likes of Raheem Sterling and Joao Felix.

Attack will certainly be one position they look to address in the summer, and reports that they are not as keen on signing Jadon Sancho as they thought they were only add fuel to that fire.

There is still the lack of security over the future of Mykhailo Mudryk, who has not played since December when he was suspended from featuring for the Blues.

Even before his suspension though, things were not going the Ukraine international’s way on the pitch, as he continued to struggle to justify the price tag they paid for him back in 2023.

The sale of Mudryk could be a realistic possibility, and according to Sport, Sevilla are interested in bringing the winger in at the end of the season.

Chelsea decided against selling Mudryk last summer as they still had belief in his potential, although at 24 years of age they will have been hoping to see more from him on the pitch by now.

Enzo Maresca frustrated by Mudryk

Enzo Maresca was not afraid to give Mudryk opportunities earlier this season, especially in the Conference League where he played arguably his best football for Chelsea.

However, it seemed apparent that some of the manager’s instructions were not getting across to the Ukrainian, and the boss made no secret of that fact with his sideline antics.

Maresca repeatedly showed frustration at Mudryk while he was playing, and soon turned to the likes of Jadon Sancho and Pedro Neto for more regular Premier League minutes.