BREAKING: Four Chelsea players set to leave the Blues after snubbing contract
According to reports, At least four Chelsea academy youngsters will be leaving the club in the upcoming season.
Chelsea do have a strong academy and they have a long list of loaned players across all Europe. Although it shows the prodigy they have, but the conveyor belt of talent production also means there is a lot of chance for many players to miss out on first-team football.
And when that happens, those players decide to rather leave the club instead of fighting for their place. That exactly may be the thing happening at Stamford Bridge right now as four of their youngsters are looking to leave the club.
According to Secret Scout, Dynel Simeu has refused to sign a new deal at the club and is poised to leave them this summer. The 19-year-old defender is a top prospect and rated highly at the club.
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But Simeu basically wants first team football which at the moment will be next to impossible for him.
Chelsea do have a host of centre backs at the team at that means that there will be limited opportunities for Simeu. He will be a decent addition wherever he decides to go.
Also, according to Football London, there are three more players who are looking to follow the steps of Simeu. Tino Livramento, Lewis Bate and Myles Peart-Harris all are looking to leave Stamford Bridge and have decided not to renew their contracts.
Although the Blues have a strong squad this term as Thomas Tuchel is plotting some big summer moves to bolster themselves, missing out on these rising talents may prove costly for them. The Champions League winners have promoted many academy players in the last two years as players like Mason Mount, Billy Gilmour, Reece James, Callum Hudson-Odoi all have blossomed through the youth ranks and established themselves in the first team.