German side Bayern Munich have opened formal talks with Chelsea to sign English man Trevoh Chalobah who plays as a defender at Chelsea. This move comes after Benjamin Pavard refused to extend his stay at Bayern as he wants Inter move and has already boycotted training in the last days and Bayern wants to resolve this saga by getting a replacement whom is admired by former Chelsea coach and now at Bayern, Thomas Tuchel. Bayern hope to insist for the move to happen before the transfer deadline as they give a green light for the completion of Benjamin Pavard move.

Chelsea are open to let the Cobham academy graduate leave but on permanent basis. As reported by Nizaar Kinsella an Evening Standard journalist, it is believed that Chelsea have set a £50M price for the defender. Bayern wanted the player on loan but Chelsea want it to be a permanent move or a loan with an obligation to buy as they are also trying to balance their FFP books by selling home grown talents.

Trevoh Chalobah was linked with Inter but interests cooled down due to high asking price from Chelsea and also the player had been clear he wants to fight for his place at Chelsea but now the future is uncertain due to additions of Disasi, Badiashile without forgetting Fofana.