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Transfer roundup: Chelsea sell Trevoh Chalobah and sign Jordan Henderson

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Chalobah to join Cesc Fàbregas at Como for £27.5m
Henderson adds experience to Xabi Alonso’s squad

Trevoh Chalobah’s long association with Chelsea is set to end after Como agreed a deal worth an initial £25.7m (€30m). The England World Cup defender’s departurte was agreed on the same day the club completed the signing of Jordan Henderson.

Chalobah will depart after playing 105 Premier League games and establishing himself as a first-team option during a number of turbulent periods for the club. The move will be seen as a coup for Como’s head coach, Cesc Fàbregas, with the former Chelsea midfielder personally pushing to bring the centre-back to Italy.

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