Chelsea are reportedly back in talks with Napoli over what could be the biggest transfer of the summer.
The Serie A side are really keen on bringing in Romelu Lukaku this summer, with their interest being no doubt led by new manager Antonio Conte.
With a fee not looking as if it would be agreed over a permanent deal, reports have now claimed that the Blues could forge a deal that would see Victor Osimhen go the other way.

Chelsea fans were more than excited to hear that it could be a potential loan with option to buy, giving them leway over paying the big fee required for his signature straight away.
However, it may not be that easy for the Blues, with that transfer looking very one sided at this stage.
Chelsea asked to put obligation to buy in Victor Osimhen deal if they reach Champions League
Journalist Ben Jacobs has claimed that Napoli may look to add an obligation to buy the player should Chelsea qualify for Champions League football at the end of the upcoming season.
He said: “Chelsea are in talks with Napoli over Victor Osimhen, whilst Romelu Lukaku has already agreed to a pay cut and a three-year contract to move to Naples. Chelsea don’t want to pay the €120m+ release clause but are keen on Osimhen should the structure change or price drop.
“Loan with option has been discussed, as David Ornstein called. Also understand Napoli have raised a loan-option into an obligation should Chelsea qualify for Champions League.”
Champions League the goal under Enzo Maresca
Champions League football is certainly the goal for the Blues next season under Enzo Maresca, with them registering a sixth placed finish last time out despite the plethora of injuries they suffered.
Chelsea are currently learning a new style under the new manager, with the results from their opening two pre-season friendlies not filling everyone with great confidence.
Many will note a number of their top players are not currently featuring for the side on the tour. Marc Cucurella returned to Cobham today to continue his own preperations for the new campaign.
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