Chelsea are looking forward to making important signings this winter window to boost Graham Potter side. Already the gaffer has lost many matches compared to the ones he has won as Sunsport report that recently the blues have picked one win in ten matches.
Having signed João Felix from Atletico Madrid on loan the big move has seen the West London side as well being linked with other high profile players. However despite expecting Nkunku from RB Leipzig to join the club in next summer as per Daily Mail report the blues needs to perform squad overhaul.
After results have proven too hard to come by under Graham the Daily Mail claim that the owners under Todd Boehly they aren't ready to part ways with Graham Potter. Instead However, according to Telegraph Sport, Potter has the backing of Chelsea's new ownership and Todd Boehly. 
Would rather clear out the club's under-performing stars than sack the manager. Ziyech, Pulisic and Havertz have all failed in performing consistently at Stamford Bridge since joining for big fees and there time could soon be up.
Reports also suggest that Jorginho could be allowed to leave the club when his contract expires in the summer, while Chelsea may listen to offers for long-term servant Cesar Azpilicueta.
There is also huge speculation surrounding the future of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, while Kalidou Koulibaly - who started well at Stamford Bridge but has since faltered - could return to Serie A if offers come in. 
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