We have a lot of needs to fill and the "quick sale" taking place is really going to make summer plans difficult. Hopefully it will work in our favor however, similarly to how it did in 2019. Losing Rudiger will be really big and really hard to replace his personality within the squad. It's not like he is impossible to replace on the pitch, but off the pitch is much more difficult to recreate. AC leaving... I've become cold to it. Verbally agreeing to contract and then backing out bothers me quite a bit, I've got to honest. Of course, good luck to him, but he can go.
We need to revamp the middle of the pitch as well. Mount, Kante, RLC, Kova, Gallagher, Jorginho look like the most likely players in the midfield for next year. Of course there are rumors of Jorginho returning to Italy, but those stories have come out every year since he signed. I would love it it we were able to sell Jorginho and bring in either Tchouameni or Rice. I'd lean more towards Rice, but that has a lot to do with the fact that I've watched Rice a lot more than Tchouameni. It's clear that Kante has pretty much been ran into the ground at this point. He's still amazing but on the wrong side of 30 now and we need to be able to give him time off and not force him to play 50-60 matches a season.
If Lukaku leaves... man what a waste of a transfer he has been. I'm fine with moving on, especially if we are able to get a good portion of the transfer fee back. Sounds like Werner might be on his way back to Germany, but he makes so much money weekly, that it might cause difficulty in the transfer. Would be okay with our attackers being Havertz, Pulisic, Ziyech, CHO, Broja ... probably need another winger in therel. Drawing a blank on any attackers out on loan minus Broja...
TL;DR: would be okay with selling Jorginho, Barkley, Werner, and Lukaku. We have a few players out on loan that should be able to come back to Chelsea and be first team contributors. Those being: Broja, Colwill, and Gallagher. Maybe another 1 or 2 that I am forgetting.