Chelsea Football Club has begun a comprehensive rebuilding phase following the dismissal of Enzo Maresca. The London club intends to strengthen its squad significantly during the winter transfer window to support the new project under the leadership of coach Liam Rossiniour.

According to the website "Fichajes," Chelsea's sporting management has allocated a budget estimated at 150 million euros to strengthen the attack and midfield, aiming to add more scoring quality and immediately raise the team's competitive level.

This move comes as part of the club's desire to provide Rossinyol with the necessary tools from the start, without waiting for the summer transfer window, in order to correct the course and put an end to the inconsistency the team has been experiencing.

According to the same source, Chelsea places Barcelona midfielder Ferran López at the top of its priorities, as the English club's management believes the player has great energy and a clear ability to reach the penalty area and score goals. Estimates suggest that a potential offer could reach around 75 million euros, which could put Barcelona in a difficult position.

Portuguese player Rafael Leão, the star of AC Milan, is another prominent name in Chelsea's plans, as he fits the new coach's requirements thanks to his ability to play in multiple attacking positions and make a difference in the final third of the pitch, making him an ideal choice to strengthen the frontline.

With these moves, Chelsea is affirming its determination to send a strong message to the transfer market, indicating that Liam Rossignol's project is serious and that the club is aiming to quickly return to competing at the highest levels of European football.