Two out. The first victims of Chelsea's summer squad purge are known

Chelsea's dire financial circumstances, which could leave the Pensioners without a point in the standings, would inevitably force the London club to go on a squad purge and Stamford Bridge have already decided who will be shown the door in the coming transfer window.

The Blues have previously sold Edouard Mendy, N'Golo Kante and Kadiou Koulibaly to Saudi Arabia, while Mason Mount has moved to Manchester United. But, that's not enough for now and as Rudi Galetti has revealed, Chelsea will say goodbye to two more players in the summer.

They will be Romelu Lukaku and Trevo Chalobah, and it is believed that their sale will be enough to solve all the financial fair-play problems. There is still interest in the Belgian from Saudi clubs, although he could stay at Roma, where he is currently on loan, as part of the Tammy Abraham deal.