According to The Telegraph, Chelsea is considering a transfer for Leicester’s star player, who under Enzo Maresca’s leadership helped the Foxes return to the Premier League right away. Maresca is currently at Stamford Bridge. Brighton may lose out on acquiring the midfield player this summer despite their strong desire to sign him in January.

According to the source, Chelsea is considering a move for Leeds United prodigy Archie Gray in order to bolster their midfield. Leicester values Dewsbury-Hall, 25, at £40 million ($51 million); Leeds, who had a stellar season last year, are rumored to be seeking upwards of £30 million ($38 million) if the 18-year-old were to be transferred.

This summer, Leeds and Leicester will both have to sell players in order to meet profit and sustainability requirements. According to the article, Gray, a midfielder who has primarily played at right-back this season, is now the top player for the Foxes, and Chelsea has not made any formal proposals for him.

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Chelsea will compete with Liverpool for the highly regarded Belgian striker

A three-way race involving Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea for Johan Bakayoko of PSV EindhovenAfter a relatively uneven season in terms of goals scored, Chelsea has been connected to several attackers this summer as they aim to add some goal-scoring depth in the final third.

Johan Bakayoko, a winger for PSV Eindhoven, is reportedly attractive to Caught Offside. However, he will have fierce competition from Premier League rivals Arsenal and Liverpool to recruit him.Raheem Sterling’s future at the team may be contingent upon the 21-year-old’s move to West London, given the Saudi Pro League’s interest in the former Manchester City star.

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Chelsea can give Bakayoko a starting position, but because both Arsenal and Liverpool will be participating in the Champions League the next season, they are probably going to have an advantage over each other in the competition for the Belgian international.

Bakayoko is the ideal target for Mikel Arteta, who wants to add a backup for Bukayo Saka. Liverpool, on the other hand, may wait to commit to a new winger’s acquisition until decisions are made over the futures of Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz.

Furthermore, even though Bakayoko is a fantastic winger with goal-scoring ability, it is doubtful that Chelsea would be able to spend more than €50 million on him this summer.

Additionally, Maresca might be more interested in acquiring a center-forward than a winger. If a number nine is indeed pricey to sign, Chelsea’s prospects of adding an out-wide alternative this year or next may begin to dwindle.