Big clearance: Chelsea prepares to let Sterling, Nkunku and a range of other star players go

Chelsea will not stop their activities in the summer transfer window. After letting some players go, the Blues are allegedly dealing with Dortmund.

The agreement is to take away the Card for a permanent transfer fee of £24 million and rent Aaron Anselmino with no buyout option or obligation.

This move will bring Chelsea's total sales to more than £270 million. Despite this, Chelsea still has a lot of work.

Club management still needs to address future issues for many other players whose names appear on the sale list, from Nicholas Jackson and Christopher Nkunku to Raheem Sterling and Ben Chilwell.

Chelsea must make important decisions before the market closes.

Jackson, Nkunku and George's future, the two names that once linked to transfer rumors, are still training together in Enzo Maresa's main lineup. This shows that if an agreement cannot be reached, the two may still remain with the team.

In fact, several clubs have become interested in these two players. Newcastle and Aston Villa allegedly have asked about Jackson's situation. Leipzig and Bayern Munich were reported to be interested in Nkunku. Chelsea is reportedly still priced at Jackson for about £80 million and Nkunku for about £40 million. The situation has changed for young player Tyrik George. The 19-year-old is no longer in Chelsea's roster and has attracted interest from Serie A team Roma and Bundesliga team Leipzig. It is said that if Chelsea finally lets George go in the form of a permanent transfer, it will insist on adding a considerable second transfer fee clause.

Sterling and Chilwell: Sell at a low price or lend?

Raheem Sterling and Ben Chilwell seem to have reached the end of their careers at Stamford Bridge. Unlike Jackson and Nkunku, sources noted that if the two players pass by the summer, there is little chance that they will return to the main lineup.

Chelsea is reportedly willing to sell Sterling for £20m or less to ease the 30-year-old's salary burden. Sterling is more inclined to stay in London to play, with teams such as West Ham, Fulham and Crystal Palace all his choices.

also applies to Ben Chilwell. The left-back also offers discounted prices or loan options. The good news is that both players were professional during this uncertain period and caused no problems.

Disassi, Gilchrist and Chelsea's buying and selling strategies

Chelsea's buying and selling activities are not only focused on big-name players. Axel Dillasi uploaded a photo of the "Bomb Team" locker room last week with an inspiring note. Bournemouth is confirmed interested in the 27-year-old defender, although negotiations are still ongoing on the transfer amount.

On the other hand, the 21-year-old college product Alfie Gilchrist attracted the interest of four championship teams. At first, Chelsea insisted on a permanent sale, but as the deadline approached, they are now open to the lease offer.

The entire player transfer process is actually closely related to the purchase plan. Chelsea has reportedly reached a personal agreement with Xavi Simmons. However, the formal offer to RB Leipzig will be made after they successfully obtain the player sales payment and position.