Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain are actively pursuing Chelsea's promising 18-year-old defender, Josh Acheampong, as they look to bolster their right-back positions. A product of Chelsea's youth academy, Acheampong has limited first-team experience but is considered a valuable asset due to his versatility in playing as both a right-back and center-back. Chelsea is facing pressure to offload players from their bloated squad in light of Profit and Sustainability Rules, potentially allowing for a sale of Acheampong for around €15 million. The interest from top European clubs highlights a trend of acquiring young talents, following precedents set by other high-profile transfers in recent months. Both clubs aim to secure a future successor for their current star right-backs, with Acheampong seen as a promising long-term option. His potential departure would mark a continuation of Chelsea's strategy of cashing in on academy talents, a situation mirrored by the recent sale of players like Conor Gallagher.