Chelsea's £102.6m injection that could fund Timo Werner, Ben Chilwell and Jadon Sancho transfers...

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With Chelsea looking to strengthen their squad in the summer, the Blues may need to sell some players to raise funds for Frank Lampard's transfer target.

The Chelsea squad are still training behind closed doors as they wait for news on when the Premier League season can resume.
All matches in England are currently postponed until at least June, with uncertainty over when it will be safe to continue playing fixtures amid the coronavirus pandemic.
According to the Mirror June 8 is seen as the best case scenario for Premier League games to resume and clubs have also been told that they may be able to start training again from May 18, although this depends on the government’s social distancing measures.

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