Quilindschy Hartman is uncertain about his future at Feyenoord. Despite having a contract until 2026, he is not likely to extend it. Chelsea was mentioned as having shown interest in the past, but there is no current concrete interest. Hartman has had significant attention from foreign clubs, but a serious injury last year affected transfer possibilities. He has been with Feyenoord for 15 years and has won championships and a cup with them. The decision to transfer will involve considering his growth potential and the upcoming World Cup.

Chelsea were chasing his signature in January but he did not feel the time was right to make the move to the Premier League. "Right now they don't want me, but they really wanted to [sign me]," Hartman revealed. "Chelsea came to Feyenoord last winter break. Feyenoord was not open to selling in the winter, but this summer, they were. Interest has returned in recent months. They really wanted me and I was certainly open to it. Unfortunately, things turned out differently.

Quilindschy Hartman had been in discussions with Chelsea about a potential transfer. However, due to his injury, a summer transfer can definitively be ruled out. Despite this, it is not impossible that Chelsea will return for the player next season.