It has been widely reported that Chelsea are willing to listen to offers for Liam Delap this summer. Liam Delap, however, reportedly wants to compete for his position at the club next year, despite rumours suggesting that he could be sold. According to The Telegraph, Delap wants to finish the 2025-26 campaign strongly before returning to the club’s Cobham facility over the summer to prepare for next year. Delap has no intention of leaving Chelsea after just one season and he believes he can still succeed at the club. His future may be influenced by the person Chelsea appoints as their new head coach.

Chelsea will not force Liam Delap to leave the club, but are willing to sell the 23-year-old this summer for a suitable price.

According to Fichajes, Chelsea have put both Alejandro Garnacho and Liam Delap up for sale less than a year after signing the pair. If any suitor comes close to the fees that they cost last summer, the Blues will be inclined to sell the duo. The two players cost somewhere in the region of $94.5 million (£70.1 million) combined.

According to Team Talk, manager Liam Rosenior is committed to keeping Liam Delap as part of his plans for the next season. Rosenior is happy to stand by Delap and has made it clear to the player that he remains part of his plans. The manager wants three high-quality strikers for the next season and would only approve a departure for Delap if a replacement is signed. The report lists United as keen and supports recent claims that Everton are also interested in a possible summer move.