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As the final stages of the January 2024 transfer window approach, Chelsea has yet to make any significant moves in terms of incoming transfers. Despite significant spending under Todd Boehly’s ownership since May 2022, the club feels a couple of transfers away from reaching the next level. The Blues have not signed any players, and with just over 10 days left in the window, time is running out.

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The cautious atmosphere in the Premier League, prompted by Everton and Nottingham Forest’s apparent breaches of the Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR), has led to a quieter January for many clubs. With concerns about potential points deductions for the rule violations, clubs are being careful about spending money on new players.

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Chelsea has focused on loan outgoings but has yet to add to Mauricio Pochettino’s squad. A striker remains a priority, with Victor Osimhen and Ivan Toney on the radar, although both are considered expensive and challenging to sign this month. However, a short-term option is viable, and Karim Benzema has been linked with a return to Europe, with Chelsea and Arsenal named as possible destinations. A six-month loan deal, with Al-Ittihad contributing to his wages, could be a sensible option due to Benzema’s high wages.

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In defense, Chelsea is exploring options, with Trevoh Chalobah available for the right offer, and Ousmane Diomande of Sporting CP is considered a real option, albeit likely in the summer due to a release clause and financial considerations.

Conor Gallagher’s future remains uncertain, with interest from Tottenham, but talks have not yet commenced. While selling Gallagher could make business sense, given PSR considerations, footballing reasons may argue for keeping the talented midfielder.

With just over 10 days left in the transfer window, Chelsea’s transfer activities remain quiet, leaving fans to wonder if the club will make any significant moves before the window closes.

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