Trevoh Chalobah is poised to leave Chelsea after the club accepted a deal from the Italian side Como, valued at approximately £25.7 million (€30 million). Chalobah, who has been a consistent presence in the Chelsea squad, departs after logging 105 appearances in the Premier League. His time at Stamford Bridge included several challenging seasons for the club, during which he established himself as a reliable first-team option.

The transfer is considered a significant achievement for Como’s head coach, Cesc Fàbregas. The former Chelsea midfielder reportedly played a key role in the negotiations, personally advocating for the acquisition of the English defender to bolster his squad in Italy. The deal was finalized on the same day that Chelsea also completed the signing of midfielder Jordan Henderson. While the financial structure of the deal has been settled, the move represents a notable shift in Chelsea’s defensive roster as they continue to reshape their squad under current management.