According to football.london, Chelsea is expected to be extremely busy in the final hours of the transfer window.

Chelsea is expected to be extremely active in the final hours of the summer transfer window.

It's the deadline day again. Stamford Bridge has been a hive of activity this summer, with significant changes both on and off the pitch.

Chelsea's biggest summer signing is Enzo Maresca, who has signed a four-year contract with the club and taken on the role of "manager" rather than "head coach" held by his Spanish predecessors under the new ownership structure. Maresca has arguably gained greater influence at the club, particularly in transfer matters.

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Chelsea has completed 11 summer signings so far. Barco, Emegha, Geovany Quenda, and Dastan Sattapayev all joined as pre-agreed deals, while Rogers, Sarr, Palestra, Pep Chavarría, Emiliano Martínez, Welbeck, and Jordan also arrived at Stamford Bridge.

But Chelsea doesn't appear to be finished.

There has been a prolonged saga throughout the summer surrounding Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández, who wants to leave, and it is expected to drag on until the final minutes. There are now some updates: Manchester City opened talks with Chelsea for the first time on Monday, with Enzo Maresca's team hoping to complete a deal with their Premier League rivals.

Manchester City isn't moving quickly, but it now seems almost certain that Enzo will move to the Etihad Stadium in the final hours of the summer transfer window.

Enzo has missed Chelsea's last two matches, against Luton Town and Brighton. Maresca also suggested that the midfielder currently lacks the right "energy" to participate in matches.

Now it remains to be seen what happens with Enzo and whether Manchester City can meet Chelsea's valuation. It is believed the fee has exceeded £120 million.

Chelsea has internally insisted that if Enzo leaves today, they will not allow the squad to be weakened as a result.

The Blues are also still attempting to sign one more player before the 11 p.m. deadline. The target is believed to be a midfielder, and following Rogers' record club transfer, sources have also mentioned the possibility of recruiting another versatile forward throughout the summer.

At one point, it seemed almost certain that Lamine Camara would become a Chelsea player. However, the situation is no longer as clear-cut, though football.london understands that Monaco's midfielder remains an option for The Blues on deadline day.

Roma midfielder Manu Koné is also a Chelsea target. However, it is reported that the Italian club is unwilling to sell the French international, and coach Ivan Juric also highly values the midfielder.

Alex Scott remains on Chelsea's radar, but Bournemouth has maintained a "no discussion" stance regarding their key midfielder throughout the summer. Despite some approaches from Chelsea, The Cherries have made clear that Scott will not leave the Vitality Stadium before the transfer window closes.

Morgan Gibbs-White is also worth monitoring. As football.london reported last week, this Nottingham Forest star has many supporters within Chelsea's sporting management. So far, there has been no substantial progress in negotiations, but various sources have mentioned the 26-year-old's name repeatedly throughout the transfer window.

Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis highly values Gibbs-White. Last summer, he intervened to prevent the English international from moving to Tottenham Hotspur.

Speaking of Tottenham Hotspur, the North London club is preparing to sign two Chelsea players on deadline day. These rivals typically don't do much business together, but Spurs are close to bringing in two fringe players from The Blues today.

Mykhailo Mudryk is expected to complete a season-long loan move to Tottenham Hotspur in the coming hours. Sources close to the Ukrainian player say his loan contract includes a £75 million purchase option, and he will reunite with former Shakhtar Donetsk manager Roberto De Zerbi.

Additionally, Tosin Adarabioyo will join Tottenham Hotspur on a permanent transfer. The 28-year-old is no longer in Chelsea's plans and is now expected to join De Zerbi's squad.

Robert Sánchez is close to joining Como on a season-long loan. Sánchez performed poorly when Chelsea beat Fulham last week, and The Blues subsequently decided to recruit a new backup goalkeeper, which means the Spanish keeper is no longer part of Maresca's plans.

Reece James could be loaned out. Hull City is among several Premier League clubs who have expressed interest in the 21-year-old midfielder. However, sources say the newly promoted Tigers prefer a loan with a purchase option, while Chelsea prefers a deal without one, or an arrangement requiring a purchase next summer.

Pedro Neto is expected to stay at Chelsea, but sources do not rule out his departure if a suitable offer arrives. football.london understands that offer would need to be around £100 million, but with only hours remaining in the transfer window, this scenario seems increasingly unlikely.

Despite reports that Roma wants to submit another offer, Jadon Sancho is not on the loan list. Chelsea expects the winger to remain at the club after tonight's deadline.

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