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Chelsea contact £80m ex-Man City starlet who'd join with Jamie Gittens

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Chelsea have just hours to register more new signings in time for the Club World Cup, which kicks off this weekend, and Stamford Bridge officials are attempting to finalise some behind-the-scenes captures.

Chelsea working on deal for Jamie Gittens with Mike Maignan move off

After sealing their £30 million deal for Liam Delap, who will be travelling with Enzo Maresca's squad to the CWC rather than competing in the Euros with England Under-21s, BlueCo have been trying to get two more players through the door before the 7pm deadline this evening.

Liam Delap's best Premier League games for Ipswich last season

Match Rating

Ipswich Town 2-0 Chelsea

8.08

Bournemouth 1-2 Ipswich Town

8.05

Ipswich Town 2-2 Aston Villa

8.04

Ipswich Town 1-2 Southampton

7.83

Fulham 2-2 Ipswich Town

7.55

via WhoScored

AC Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan is about to enter the final 12 months of his contract and Chelsea have been in talks with the Rossoneri over a cut-price deal, but Milan value their captain at around £25 million - a figure which Maresca's side are not keen to pay.

Chelsea players pose for a team group photo before the match-1

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The Blues are in negotiations to sign a centre-forward, with a meeting taking place in recent days.

Chelsea would have preferred to fork out £10 million for Maignan, but while there was some hope that a compromise could be reached at £15 million (Dom Smith), the deal is now off according to Romano.

Meanwhile, despite time running out fast, Chelsea have also been working to finalise a high-profile deal for Borussia Dortmund sensation Jamie Gittens.

Chelsea had an opening bid of around £30 million rejected for Gittens, but they're expected to go in with another offer as Maresca's side scrap to agree a deal and bring him to the CWC.

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It is believed that Chelsea have already agreed personal terms with Gittens, though Dortmund are demanding up to £51 million to sell, so this is another story to keep a close eye on today.

Luckily for Maresca, even if Chelsea miss the deadline to sign Gittens tonight, Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol has shared that there will be a unique registration period midway through the CWC - from June 27 to July 3 - which allows Chelsea to introduce new signings to their tournament squad right after the group stage finishes.

So, taking this into account, Chelsea are in fact able to strengthen their team midway through the CWC - so failing to complete a deal for Gittens or Maignan by 7pm may not actually be the end of the world when it comes to their prospects of winning the competition.

Chelsea are looking to bring in a versatile attacking midfielder alongside a new left-winger in the form of Gittens, according to reliable journalist Simon Phillips, and they've started to lay some groundwork over a potential deal for Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers.

England's Eberechi Eze celebrates scoring their third goal with England's Morgan Rogers

As per Phillips, via his SPTC Substack, Chelsea have made contact with Rogers' agents, and are seriously weighing up adding to their contingent of ex-Man City academy gems with a summer move for the forward - who is expected to cost around £80 million.

Chelsea would apparently "love" to sign the England international, if they consider it a realistic opportunity, and it's not hard to see why.

Rogers is fresh off the back of a phenomenal campaign with Villa, racking up 14 goals and 15 assists in all competitions. While it is claimed that the 22-year-old wouldn't push to leave the Midlands, he's also likely to be at least open to the prospect of a switch, according to Phillips.

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