Chelsea have had a remarkable summer after spending 200 200 million for seven players.

Frank Lampard is keen to spend huge sums of money for the club and has brought in the likes of Kai Hawartz, Ben Chillwell and Edward Mendy.

All areas of the squad have been improved but the cost spray squad has swelled.

The Blues boss players laid the stones and left the peripheral members of the squad in a puzzle.

Many have already left, some have taken out loans and some are permanently including Victor Musa, Timui Bakayako and Mario Pasalik.

Here Mirror Sport has identified five Chelsea players who could be on hold for the next 24 hours …

Billy Gilmore

A lot has been made of the Scotsman since he got a place in the first team last season.

However, Lampard is keen to continue his development and will have to get to the bottom of his belt for a whole season to play for a team in the championship.

Baba Rahman

The former Augsburg star never really got to Stamford Bridge and got loans all over Europe.

But the latter seems to be very close to home, with several clubs eager to take him on.

Middlesbrough will appear as the full-back tops.

Dujon Sterling

With Caesar Azpilicueta and Reese James firmly opting for Lampard, Sterling can go on loan again.

The 20-year-old spent the last year on the Wigan Athletic and another championship move.

Sterling Blues have been given high-rates by coaches but the competition could leave him permanently.

Jack Clark-Salter

The center-back has spent many seasons away from west London, including loan sharks in Bristol Rovers, Sunderland and Birmingham.

Now at 23, the former England Under-1 international player must think about the next chapter of his career.

Great performances in the championship will see several clubs interested in his services.

Charlie Musonda

Belgium have had a hard time with injury for the past two years, but keep in mind that the youngster was once considered the next big deal at Chelsea.

Musonda deserves a season where he can show the world what he’s got and get out on loan.

Any club that catches him and keeps him injury-free will undoubtedly benefit from a talented player.