According to reports, Chelsea is closely monitoring the situation of Tosin Adarabioyo, an out-of-contract defender from Fulham, in anticipation of the summer transfer window. Adarabioyo is set to depart Craven Cottage as his current contract nears its end, attracting interest from various clubs.
Fabrizio Romano indicates that both Chelsea and Newcastle United have been informed about the conditions required to secure Adarabioyo’s signature for the upcoming season. However, they face competition from European clubs, including Monaco and Milan, who can offer pre-contract agreements.
Last summer, Tottenham Hotspur pursued Adarabioyo but failed to secure his transfer. Instead, they signed Radu Dragusin from Genoa in January. With Chelsea facing defensive concerns, especially after Thiago Silva’s impending departure, they are seeking reinforcements.
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In addition to Adarabioyo, Chelsea’s academy product Trevoh Chalobah has also been linked with a potential exit. Meanwhile, Newcastle’s financial situation may necessitate cost-effective signings, as they aim to address financial concerns ahead of the new season. Despite enduring an injury earlier in the season, Adarabioyo has made a significant contribution to Fulham’s campaign, featuring in 25 matches and scoring twice.