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Vinicius Junior, 25, has been linked with a possible move away from Real Madrid, with Spanish reports suggesting Chelsea could consider him if he becomes available. According to Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea are not planning a move for the Brazilian winger and are instead focused on younger profiles such as Estevao, Cole Palmer and Deinner Ordonez.
The journalist explained that any deal involving Vinicius would require an enormous salary package and a transfer fee that does not fit Chelsea’s strategy. He also clarified that there is no substance in stories involving Rodrygo or Vinicius at this stage.
The shift in approach reflects Chelsea’s long-term project based on developing younger talent rather than committing to extremely high-cost marquee signings.
Serhou Guirassy, 29, is expected to assess opportunities ahead of the January window as he considers a new challenge away from Stuttgart. TEAMtalk reports that Chelsea are among the clubs who could be offered the chance to sign the striker, seen as a short-term but reliable solution to their centre-forward problems.
Guirassy currently has a strong scoring record in Germany and is valued at around €45 million. For Chelsea, the appeal lies in his proven ability to convert chances and immediately improve efficiency in the final third. The situation will likely progress quickly once the market opens, with multiple European sides monitoring his availability.
Kenan Yildiz, 20, remains a key target for several Premier League clubs, with Chelsea pushing hardest to secure the Juventus forward. Fabrizio Romano confirmed strong interest from England, while Gazzetta dello Sport reported that contract talks between Yildiz and Juventus have stalled due to wage disagreements.
The Turkish international, valued at around €75 million, is seeking a significant salary increase, and his representatives are unhappy with Juventus’ current proposal.
Chelsea have already submitted a new offer considered attractive and are viewed by insiders as frontrunners because of the groundwork completed in the summer, when a €70 million bid was rejected. His versatility and long-term potential align with the club’s recruitment model, though Juventus will resist unless a major offer arrives.
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