It’s been a slow start to the summer for transfers at Chelsea, but there is some movement among some of the youth players.
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The Daily Telegraph’s Mike McGrath doesn’t break many transfer stories, but he’s got an interesting exclusive today about a Chelsea youngster.
Harrison Murray-Campbell had a great season for the Under-21s and ended up on the PL2 Player of the Year shortlist as the Blues won the league phase of the competition. The 19 year old is ready to strike out into the senior game, and it looks like his first move is now secured.
McGrath reports that Chelsea have agreed a loan deal for HMC to join KV Kortrijk in the Belgian Pro League for the season ahead.
Murray-Campbell finds a home where he can play regualrly
Murray-Campbell is a really talented and versatile defender with great technical skills.
He made his senior debut for the Blues against Shamrock Rovers in the UEFA Conference League under Enzo Maresca in December 2024, and
Of course the Belgian Pro League is not the biggest league in the world, and Kortrijk aren’t the biggest team – presumably the idea is to find him a home where he will be guaranteed minutes. That’s not always easy for a young centre-back.
In other news…
Enzo Fernandez’s Chelsea future remains very uncertain – Real Madrid have said they don’t want to sign him, but the Blues also don’t want to reward his agitation with a new contract.
Pep Chavarria will be coming to Chelsea this summer, it’s just a matter of time. The second bid from the Blues is in, and they’re creeping closer to Rayo Vallecano’s asking price.
