Chelsea is actively pursuing a swap deal with Manchester United that would see Jadon Sancho move to Stamford Bridge in exchange for Raheem Sterling, who has been sidelined by manager Enzo Maresca. Sancho, unhappy at Old Trafford and seeking new opportunities, is also being courted by Juventus for a potential loan deal. Chelsea has been busy in the transfer market, with over 160 million pounds spent on new signings this season, while also aiming to offload players to balance their finances and comply with Premier League regulations. Maresca emphasized the need to improve team dynamics rather than focusing solely on competing for trophies. As the transfer window nears its end, Chelsea's strategy appears to involve both acquiring young talent and shedding high earners like Sterling. The club's ongoing efforts reflect a broader shift in management and squad restructuring.