He’s not a target.”Chelsea will allow Conor Gallagher to join Crystal Palace on a season-long loan deal, according to the Evening Standard.The midfielder underwent a medical with the Eagles over the weekend, but will sogn a contract extension at Stamford Bridge before heading back over to Palace.He was the blues' Academy Player of the Year for the 2018/19 season and picked up a Europa league winner's medal.Despite his achievements and glowing future, space at Chelsea will be limited for him to make an impression this season as Chelsea have a wide range of talent and have made some more signings this summer.Bayer Leverkusen could win the race to borrow Chelsea's new centre-back Malang Sarr.The France Under-21 star is tipped for a swift exit on loan after arriving at Stamford Bridge from Nice on a five-year deal last week.And Leverkusen are just the latest Bundesliga to be linked with a temporary move for the 21-year-old.Chelsea are eyeing a move for Rennes keeper Edouard Mendy as Frank Lampard continues his squad revamp.The Blue's are looking for options in the goal-keeping department after current keeper Kepa's turbulent season.They paid a record £71.6million for the keeper, but conced 54 goals last season, which Kepa Arrizabalaga feels he was a scapegoat for.Mendy, 28, has been identified as a possible target, but reports say that they had a £14.2million bid turned down by Rennes over the weekend.According to TuttoMecartoWeb, Rennes will not sell without finding a replacement, although Mendy has expressed an interest in moving to Stamford Bridge.Kepa Arrizabalaga is ready to remain and fight for his Chelsea No1 shirt even if boss Frank Lampard signs a new keeper.So claims the Telegraph, amid reports Lampard is still looking for a new stopper, having been linked with Manchester United's Dean Henderson and Burnley's Nick Pope plus top names on the continent.AC Milan are optimistic about being able to bring Chelsea's Tiemoue Bakayoko to the San Siro.Bakayoko spent last season on loan at Monaco, and despte having two years keft on his Chelsea contract, Blues boss Frank Lampard hasn't got plans for him to be in their squad.He spent the 2018/19 season at AC Milan and is keen on a return there, he is even willing to take a massive pay-cut to make the move happen.JUVENTUS have pinched 16-year-old winger Samuel Iling-Junior after his Chelsea youth contract expired.The Blues hoped to enxtend his deal as he was a regular for their Under-18s and earned England U17 caps.But Iling-Junior has instead opted for the Italian giants.Iling-Junior was first linked with a Chelsea exit in February, with Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain both keen on him.New Chelsea signing Thiago Silva rejected a host of offers before deciding to join Chelsea this summer, his agent has revealed. The Foxes were holding out for a fee closer to £80 million but the Londoners managed to sign the full-back for £50 million.West Ham are also trying to offload Felipe Anderson and Manuel Lanzini to fund other transfers but have struggled to find buyers for the duo, forcing them to consider parting with their prized asset.Chelsea are edging closer to completing a deal to sign Bayer Leverkusen forward It has been reported that the Blues have agreed an initial £72-million deal to sign the 21-year-old sensation, and the costs could potentially rise to £90 million with add-ons. According to Kepa endured a dismal campaign between the sticks for the Stamford Bridge outfit and was guilty of a number of high-profile errors. The Blues recognise that it is near impossible to get Milan to part with their prized asset. "The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. Chelsea have been relentless in the transfer market this summer, signing the likes of Thiago Silva and Timo Werner, with no indication they plan to stop any time soon.If their signings are anything to go by they will be be a force to be reckoned with next season, and footy pundit Micah Richards seems to agree.In a conversation with Jamie Carragher, Richards compared Chelsea's new signings to Marvel superhero group The Avengers.Speakin to Carragher, Richards exclaimed: “They look like The Avengers!”Chelsea are eyeing a move for Rennes keeper Edouard Mendy as they continue to bolster their squad for the new season.The Blue's are looking for options in the goal-keeping department after current keeper Kepa turbulent season.They paid a record £71.6million for the keeper, but conced 54 goals last season, which Kepa Arrizabalaga feels he was a scapegoat for.Mendy, 28, has been identified as a possible target, but reports say that they had a £14.2million bid turned down by Rennes over the weekend.According to TuttoMecartoWeb, Rennes willl not sell without finding a replacement, alothough Mendy has expresssed an interest in moving to Stamford Bridge.Here are how Chelsea's wage structure pans out after Kai Havertz joins the club.Chelsea will allow Conor Gallagher to join Crystal Palace on a season-long loan deal, according to the Evening Standard.The midfielder underwent a medical with the Eagles over the weekend, but will sogn a contract extension at Stamford Bridge before heading back over to Palace.He was the blues' Academy Player of the Year for the 2018/19 season and picked up a Europa league winner's medal.Despite his achievements and glowing future, space at Chelsea will be limited for him to make an impression this season as Chelsea have a wide range of talent and have made some more signings this summer.Chelsea are nearing the signing of Kai Havertz with Bayer Leverkusen reportedly agreeing a deal for his replacement.Reports in Italy outline an agreement between the Bundesliga club and Roma for forward Patrik Schick.The Czech Republic international spent last season on loan at RB Leipzig and Leverkusen were set to do battle with their divisional rivals for his permanent signature.But Bayer have now agreed on a £24million transfer with Roma, according to Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio.The deal will allow Havertz to head to West London with Schick taking his place in Peter Bosz's team.The Guardian report on a £90m deal being reached to bring the German to Chelsea.Initially costing £72m, the attacking midfielder will earn Leverkusen an extra £9m if certain performance-related bonuses are fulfilled.That is believed to include Chelsea winning the Champions League.And the Blues will hand over a further £9m as an installment at a later date.The deal should be completed this week with Bayer admitting they “don't expect” to see Havetrz again, after waving him off to Germany duty.