Chelsea are reconsidering their stance on midfielder Conor Gallagher’s future and are considering offering him a new contract with the club. The midfielder, who is an academy graduate, is eager to continue playing for his boyhood club. This has led to a change in Chelsea’s stance, with reports suggesting that they could offer Gallagher an extension to his current deal.
Gallagher’s current deal is set to expire at the end of next season, and there has been interest from clubs like Tottenham and Aston Villa in signing him. Atletico Madrid is also monitoring his situation in West London. Chelsea values Gallagher at around £50m, and his potential sale could help with the club’s financial concerns. However, with his contract expiring soon, Chelsea wants to avoid losing him on a free transfer in 2025.
There have been talks with Aston Villa regarding a potential swap deal involving Jhon Duran joining Chelsea, but if a transfer does not materialize in the summer window, Chelsea will open negotiations for a new deal with Gallagher. The club is determined not to lose him on a free transfer and wants to secure his future at Stamford Bridge.
