Here is all the news from around Stamford Bridge over the past 24 hours.
Havertz hints in cup final lineup
Frank Lampard will have a number of selection issues on his plate when he sits down to decide on who starts for Chelsea at Wembley on Saturday.
The legendary midfielder goes for his first piece of silverware as a manager in the FA Cup final, but before a ball is even kicked, he faces some difficult decisions.
There’s the obvious choice to make between Tammy Abraham and Olivier Giroud, not to mention how Christian Pulisic and Willian will be utilised.
And Lampard’s selection this weekend could well provide a big hint as to his plans for next season, including how he might look to fit in Kai Havertz.
Read more on the selection issues ahead of the final here.
The wonderkids who could save Blues millions
It looks set to be a very busy summer for Chelsea in the transfer market as Lampard builds a squad that could well challenge Liverpool and Manchester City for the title next season.
The Blues have of course already done some business with the additions of Hakim Ziyech and Timo Werner, and Kai Havertz continues to be heavily linked.
But while plenty of new faces are expected, it mustn’t be forgotten some of the players Chelsea already have in their ranks.
We’ve taken a look at the four wonderkids who could well save Lampard millions this summer – Lewis Bate, Valentino Livramento, Henry Lawrence and Dynel Simeu.
Take a look at our run-down of the young quartet here.
Lampard told what to do with Kepa
Much of the speculation this summer surrounds what will happen with Kepa Arrizabalaga, with uncertainty surrounding his future.
The 25-year-old has struggled following his world-record move back in 2018, and speculation is rife he could be on his way out of Stamford Bridge, with Jan Oblak seen as a potential replacement.
Legendary Valencia goalkeeper Santiago Canizares though has told the Blues they must keep the under-fire Kepa.
“It's a disagreement that I do not understand because I believe that it is really convenient that both the club and the keeper work in the same direction and I hope that the problem will be solved soon,” Canizares said.
