Chelsea is bracing for a dramatic summer exodus, with up to four of their attackers on the chopping block, including fan favorites Christopher Nkunku and Raheem Sterling.

In a bold move to revamp their forward lineup, Chelsea has already secured promising new talent this transfer window. They've signed Liam Delap from Ipswich Town for £30 million, along with exciting deals for Jamie Gittens and Joao Pedro. Gittens, a left-wing dynamo, will make his way from Borussia Dortmund in a £55 million switch, while Pedro joins from Brighton & Hove Albion for an initial £50 million touted to rise to £70 million with add-ons.

Despite the new acquisitions, Chelsea's boss Enzo Maresca is not stopping there. He has his sights set on utilizing Estevao Willian on the right flank, adding to his tactical versatility.

However, the club is also keen to streamline its squad and boost finances by offloading some big names. Reports suggest Nkunku is pushing for a move away from Stamford Bridge, as he hasn't found his groove in the No. 10 role due to stiff competition from Cole Palmer.

Manchester United and Bayern Munich are circling, having shown interest in the 27-year-old. Chelsea is reportedly willing to accept £35 million for Nkunku, taking a significant hit from the initial £52 million they shelled out.

But Nkunku isn't alone; Raheem Sterling and Noni Madueke are also likely to leave. With promising recruits like Gittens and Estevao, Sterling's position is becoming precarious, especially after a disappointing loan spell at Arsenal, during which he managed just one goal in 28 appearances.

Chelsea acquired Sterling for £47.5 million but could face a massive loss if they sell this summer, though a lucrative offer from Saudi clubs might tempt him.

Madueke, initially bought for £30 million, is also on the market with Chelsea expecting to sell for about £50 million. In fact, Arsenal has already expressed interest in him.

And there's striker Nicolas Jackson, who has been less than reliable lately, picking up a red card that has raised eyebrows among the Chelsea hierarchy. Once viewed as untouchable, Jackson is now under scrutiny, with clubs like Juventus and Napoli showing interest—Chelsea's asking price? A cool £50 million.

As the transfer window heats up, the future of these Chelsea stars remains uncertain, with potential moves that could transform the club's fortunes as they seek to bolster their squad.