Chelsea’s Final List Of Ins And Outs As The Transfer Deadline Day Ends

Chelsea’s Final List Of Ins And Outs As The Transfer Deadline Day Ends

Antonio Conte can certainly look at his first transfer window in charge of Chelsea and feel good about himself. After going right down to the last day pursuing and bidding on players he managed to secure the return of one of the club’s most popular players in David Luiz from PSG. David Luiz is happy to return to West London as he believes he has unfinished business with the Blues. Conte also added the depth and options needed in defense with the addition of Premier League experienced Marcos Alonso from Serie A. By adding another keeper and signing the latest of Belgium’s hot young strikers with potential and explosiveness plus adding the standout newcomer midfielder of the Premier League last season, Conte really has had a super successful transfer window. You can check out all the newcomers and players leaving below courtesy of Sky Sports.


INs

David Luiz – from PSG for £30m

Marcos Alonso – Fiorentina, £23m

Michy Batshuayi – Marseille, £33.2m

N’Golo Kante – Leicester, £32m

Eduardo – Dinamo Zagreb, undisclosed

OUTs

Mohamed Salah – Roma, £12m

Stipe Perica – Udinese, £3.2m

Marko Marin – Olympiakos, undisclosed

Charly Musonda – Real Betis, loan

Nathan – Vitesse Arnhem, loan

Lewis Baker – Vitesse Arnhem, loan

Mitchell Beeney – Crawley, loan

Nathan Ake – Bournemouth, loan

Jeremie Boga – Granada, loan

Tomas Kalas – Fulham, loan

Alex Kiwomya – Crewe Alexandra, loan

Reece Mitchell – Chesterfield, free

John Swift – Reading, free

Marco Amelia – released

Tika Musonda – released

Kevin Wright – released

Baba Rahman – Schalke,loan

Alex Davey – Crawley, loan

Michael Hector – Eintracht Frankfurt, loan

Jamal Blackman – Wycombe, loan

Izzy Brown – Rotherham, loan

Mario Pasalic – AC Milan, loan

Patrick Bamford – Burnley, loan

Loic Remy – Crystal Palace, loan

Kenedy – Watford, loan

Cristian Cuevas – Sint-Truidense, loan

Juan Cuadrado – Juventus, loan

The window has produced plenty of drama but given the cracking start of 3 wins from 3 games delivered by Antonio Conte and now the way he and the Board have pulled of the key transfers the club needed, the Blues must be feeling pretty good ahead of the season which resumes after the international break.