Chelsea are reportedly prepared to include Tammy Abraham and Kepa Arrizabalaga in a possible deal to sign Tottenham striker Harry Kane.
Kane has alerted several big teams in Europe after indicating that he wants to leave Tottenham at the end of the current season.
Manchester United have already made an approach to the London club over the player’s availability, while Manchester City, Chelsea and Real Madrid also have long-standing interest in him.
According to ESPN, the blues are fully aware that Spurs chairman Daniel Levy would be very unwilling to approve Kane’s move to Chelsea.
But the report claims that they would be willing to offer Abraham and Kepa as part of their offer to sign the England international.
Abraham is set to leave Stamford Bridge this summer after failing to secure a regular role in the Chelsea team after Thomas Tuchel replaced Frank Lampard in January.
The 23-year-old has played only seven matches in all competitions since Tuchel took over from Lampard and was left out of Chelsea’s team for their defeat to Leicester City in the FA Cup final last week.
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Chelsea are demanding £40m for Abraham, who has scored 12 goals in all competitions this season. Kepa, meanwhile, has been forced to settle for a place on the substitutes bench for most of the campaign after they opted to sign Edouard Mendy last year.
The Spanish keeper is open to leaving in order to become first choice elsewhere and Chelsea are willing to compromise on their asking price having paid £71.4m for his signature in 2018.
Tuchel wants the club’s hierarchy to sign a world-class striker and they are also in the running to sign Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund.
However, the Bundesliga side want an excess of £100m for the Norway international and have already insisted that they expect him to stay for one more campaign.
