Chelsea are looking at getting rid of several underperformers, including some who haven't been there a season yet
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Chelsea are looking to sanction a sale of a player that they only signed last summer, with the League Cup final disappointment still fresh in their minds.
Stamford Bridge supremo Todd Boehly greenlit a summer spending spree last year that saw the likes of Moises Caicedo, Cole Palmer and Christopher Nkunku join for big money – but now, the west Londoners might be looking at recouping some of the money they've shelled out.
Chelsea owner Todd Boehly presided over a big-money summer window last year (Image credit: GLYN KIRK/AFP via Getty Images)
According to HITC via The Express, Robert Sanchez is one of the first on the chopping block, following an injury-hit season at the Blues.
Sanchez had a tough start to the season between the sticks before his injury, with his unavailability perhaps playing a part in the decision to move him on after just 12 months in the capital.
Robert Sanchez could be sacrificed already (Image credit: Getty Images)
Rumours persist that the 26-year-old could be replaced by Arsenal star Aaron Ramsdale, who has made just five appearances in the Premier League this term.
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