According to the latest report from the Daily Mail, Chelsea may still make further signings after Chavarría and are not worried about having to sell players.

Chelsea's official website currently lists 46 first-team player profiles, with Chavarría set to be added soon. Once his transfer is confirmed, he will compete with Hato for the left-back position.

Chelsea insiders have not completely ruled out the possibility of further signings this summer, but the club's main focus will now be on outgoings, which is unlikely to cause panic at Stamford Bridge.

They have been in this situation before, and this is their usual approach. They will wait until the last minute of the transfer window and, if necessary, even submit deal sheets to the Premier League to secure an extra two hours to complete formalities.

Missing out on European football next season means Chelsea cannot afford an overcrowded squad, which is neither conducive to team harmony nor to the club's financial health. Therefore, many players could be sold or loaned out.

Chelsea has set asking prices of £120 million for Enzo, £75 million for Gusto, and £65 million for Jackson. If Delap makes a permanent move this summer, Chelsea's asking price will certainly exceed the £30 million they spent to sign him.

If that happens, Delap won't be the first, and certainly not the last, player to be sold after just one season. Chelsea's asking price for Pedro Neto has not yet been disclosed, and several clubs, including Manchester City, are interested in him.

However, Chelsea believes wingers are highly sought after in this summer's transfer market; for example, Real Madrid spent as much as £120 million to sign Kylian Mbappé. To convince Chelsea to sell Neto, a substantial transfer fee would be required, as he remains highly valued at the club.

Manchester City and Real Madrid have been linked with Enzo, but no club has formally initiated inter-club negotiations yet. If negotiations do commence, Chelsea will make clear that their asking price is significantly higher than the £117 million they paid to sign Rodri this summer.

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