Chelsea’s January transfer activity remains firmly in the spotlight, with the Blues linked to several eye-catching moves across Europe. Under Liam Rosenior, Chelsea are expected to be active this window as they look to address a string of injuries and build momentum for the second half of the season.

Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior could soon add to his newly inherited squad with the Blues lining up a January swoop for Rennes' highly-rated defender Jeremy Jacquet

Jeremy Jacquet has informed Rennes he would like to join Chelsea this winter, talkSPORT understands. But the Blues will have to fork out at least £55million to sign the 20-year-old defender.

Chelsea are in line to receive around £4m as a result of Marc Guehi joining Manchester City according to reports.Guehi started his career at Chelsea and came through the ranks at the club’s famed

Rennes are looking for a deal worth more than €60million (£52m) for their prized asset Jeremy Jacquet as Chelsea look to land the defender this month, sources have confirmed to us. A €60m+ figure would surpass the fee Rennes received from Manchester City for Jeremy Doku in 2023,

Chelsea appear set to bolster their ranks during the January window, targeting players in defence, midfield and attack. However, it’s centre back which has been marked as the priority position that requires strengthening.

Chelsea are reportedly ready to back new head coach Liam Rosenior by making up to three signings in the January transfer window. The Blues are looking to strengthen in a number of areas in a major show of support for their manager,

CHELSEA are preparing a January move for Rennes defender Jeremy Jacquet. The Blues are keen to give Liam Rosenior a new defender this month and may also move for an attacking midfielder with Cole

Marc Guehi will have his medical at Manchester City tomorrow, Manchester United plan to reject all approaches for Harry Maguire, and Chelsea have reached an agreement to sign Jeremy Jacquet

Sports Mole rounds up the latest transfer news today, including the latest on Jean-Philippe Mateta's future and Chelsea's winter defensive shortlist.