The Chelsea are reportedly eyeing up a possible swoop for the Premier League goalkeeper. Todd Boehly and his team may already have an eye on the upcoming summer transfer window
As they prepare to dip into the market to bolster the Chelsea squad.
The American has already splashed the cash by bringing in the likes of Enzo Fernandez, Moises Caicedo, Mykhailo Mudryk, Cole Palmer, and Raheem Sterling, among many others, in recent windows.
However, that does not look likely to stop the Blues from investing in their team once again when the next window opens for business later this year.
The depth of their recruitment could be affected by the remaining three games of the Premier League season, though, as the club does not know what competitions they will be competing in.
Chelsea wants to sign a experienced goalkeeper like Jordan Pickford
Chelsea still have the chance to qualify for either the Europa Conference League or the Europa League, and playing in Europe would require more squad depth to deal with the sheer volume of matches that they could play.
One area the Blues are reportedly looking to strengthen in is the goalkeeper position, which looks set to be bad news for current number one Dorde Petrovic.
Boehly and Mauricio Pochettino are eyeing up two current Premier League goalkeepers to potentially arrive at Stamford Bridge as the new first-choice this summer.
According to Football Insider, Chelsea are lining up a swoop for Everton and England shot-stopper Jordan Pickford to bolster their options between the sticks.
The report claims that they are also looking at Arsenal number two Aaron Ramsdale, who has lost his starting place to David Raya under Mikel Arteta this season.
It also states that they have made signing a new number one a priority for the upcoming summer transfer window and that Pickford and Ramsdale have both identified as targets.
Football Insider claims that the Gunners back-up is poise to move on from The Emirates after losing his spot in the lineup to the Spanish star, which could open the door to a move to Stamford Bridge.
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