Chelsea starts to clear the goods

In addition to playing a big increase in recruitment this summer, Chelsea is now eager to clean up many redundant staff in the team. According to the latest news from transfer authoritative reporter Fabrizio Romano, the Premier League powerhouse has agreed to sell midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall to Everton, with a transfer fee of 25 million pounds.

Chelsea signed and acquired Hall from Leicester City for 30 million pounds last summer. The 26-year-old England player played 36 times in various competitions last season, scoring 5 goals and contributing 3 assists in total, but only 19 of them were the main starter. Hall mainly played in the cup matches, and only 13 times in the Premier League played in the first place, which was no longer a lineup within the head coach Maresca's plan. Therefore, after Everton proposed to sign and acquire, Chelsea quickly agreed, and the two sides quickly reached a transfer agreement, with a fixed transfer fee of 25 million pounds and a floating performance clause fee of 4 million pounds.

It is reported that Hall will conduct a physical examination later on Tuesday (5th) local time. More than 10 players have left the team this summer, but the team's purge has not ended. The next player to be sold is Nkunku.