Not only the Blues would increase their transfer budget and allow Thomas Tuchel to spend over $200 million this summer, but they might also get rid of many players to make room for the new arrivals. According toDaily Mail, up to eleven names would be leavingStamford Bridge in the next few months.

With Fikayo Tomori set to be the first one to leave, as AC Milan would trigger the buy optionafter having him on loan since January, the likes of Tiemoue Bakayoko, Davide Zappacosta, and maybe Ruben Loftus-Cheek, could follow his steps. Moreover, three big-name players are expected to see the exit as well.

Tammy Abraham

The 23-year-old striker hasn’t seen the field very much since Tuchel’s arrival and it seems clear that his time at Chelsea would be over. The homegrown player has lost the pivotal role he played in Frank Lampard‘s system and with the Blues reportedly keen on signing Romelu Lukaku, he might have to consider a new destination.

He won’t be lacking in offers, as Aston Villa would be eager to have him back – he spent the 2018/19 season with them on loan – and West Ham also appears to be a potential suitor. However, it’s uncertain if they would satisfy his $44 million market value.

Olivier Giroud

The veteran center forward’s contract runs out this summer and AC Milan havereportedly approached him. Olivier Giroud struggled to earna place among Chelsea’s starting eleven since he joined them in 2018, but he proved to be a useful asset whenever he was given minutes.

However, with 34 years of age, he wouldn’t be part of Tuchel’s ambitious plans but the Rossoneri could provide him a great opportunity to play Champions League soccer next season. Giroud might also receive more offers soon, as Premier League clubs could have him on the radar.

Ross Barkley

Former Everton‘s exciting midfielder struggled to live up to the expectations at Chelsea, who spent around $18 million for him in 2018. Barkley still has two more years of contract with the Blues, but he wouldn’t stand a chance with all the options Tuchel now has in his position.

Besides, new arrivals would set aside him even more. He spent last season with Aston Villa on loan and certainly found the playing minutes he was looking for. According to the Daily Mail, West Ham might consider making a loan move for him but Chelsea would prefer to sell.

He passed the medical examinations at his new sideon Wednesday morning, and then signed thecontract until the end of the season.Aston Villa have the optionto buy the English national team player from Chelsea next summer.

“Capturing a player of Ross’s quality is a real coup for our club, and I am certain he will thrive here and improve our team,” AstonVilla boss Dean Smith said at a press conference.

No space for Ross Barkley at Chelsea

Due to the great competition in the teamin the position where the 26-year-old plays, the Blues manager Frank Lampard has reportedlytold Barkley to find another club.

Barkley should be a big reinforcement for Aston Villa, even though he is only 26 years old, he has already played in the Premier League for eight seasons, for Everton and Chelsea. In his career, he has played 33 times for the English national team.

According to English reports, Barkley will not be the only Chelsea player tostrengthen Villa. It’s believed that Ruben Loftus-Chick is very close to being loaned out to Aston Villa as well.

Barkley’s best moments with Chelsea from 2018 to 2020