Chelsea are reportedly considering a move for Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong in 2027 as uncertainty grows over his long-term future at the Spanish club. According to a SPORT report, the Blues are ready to take advantage of the situation…

Chelsea are reportedly considering a move to sign Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong in 2027 amid growing uncertainty over his future in Spain. According to a report from SPORT, the Premier League club is monitoring the 29-year-old Netherlands international as a potential midfield reinforcement following Enzo Fernandez's £125 million deadline-day transfer to Manchester City.
The London club is evaluating alternative targets after a proposed move for Monaco's Lamine Camara collapsed. However, any pursuit of De Jong remains complicated by a knee injury he suffered over the summer, meaning Chelsea will assess his recovery before making a formal approach.
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