Chelsea are looking forward to making important signings this winter window. With João Felix already at the bridge from the Atletico Madrid side on loan until end of the season. So is more high quality players being linked with the club especially with Graham Potter struggling to capture a winning run at the club since his appointment.
According to Sunsport report the Brighton striker Trossard is as well believed to be unwilling to sign a new contract at Brighton. The latter will be available at the end of the season due to his contract expiry but the Seagulls have 12 months extension.
However according to the same publication he is set to miss the Reds' visit to the Amex on Saturday. With manager Roberto De Zerbi revealing he does not like his attitude ahead of Klopp's men visit to Brighton.
In response Trossard drove himself to the Eurostar tunnel in Dover to travel to Belgium, report The Express, and his Brighton future is now in doubt. His agency have also revealed Trossard does not intend to renew his Seagulls contract.
The winger's deal expires in the summer, although Brighton are expected to cash in now to avoid losing him on free transfer. A move which can as well not happen and hence the latter may be forced to wait until next summer if any deal can happen. 
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