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Chelsea will resume Premier League action this Saturday with an away match against Leicester City following the international break. The Blues head into the fixture with strong momentum, currently sitting third in the league and firmly in the race for a Champions League spot. Maintaining this form will be crucial as they navigate the challenges of a long season.

Amid ongoing transfer rumors, Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen remains a frequent topic of speculation. Reports indicate that Chelsea made a late attempt to sign the Napoli forward during the summer transfer window but were unsuccessful. Now on loan at Galatasaray, Osimhen could still be on Chelsea’s radar.

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According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the prolific striker will reportedly have a £62.6 million release clause in his contract for the summer of 2024, potentially making him a target if Chelsea decides to renew their interest.

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While the club is linked with potential signings, there are also growing concerns within the squad, particularly regarding Christopher Nkunku. Despite 17 appearances this season, the French forward has struggled to secure a regular starting spot.

With Nicolas Jackson performing well as the central striker and Pedro Neto and Noni Madueke excelling in wide positions, Nkunku has found his opportunities limited. Football Insider reports that Nkunku is becoming increasingly frustrated with his lack of starts and may be reassessing his long-term future at Stamford Bridge.

As Chelsea looks to strengthen their squad for a top-four push, the coming months are likely to see significant transfer market activity. Whether pursuing high-profile targets like Osimhen or addressing internal frustrations, Chelsea’s busy period both on and off the pitch is set to continue.

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