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Simon Phillips claims that Chelsea will probably move Conor Gallagher this summer for the right price.

It’s unclear if the Blues and the England international can come to a deal to keep him at Stamford Bridge as the player approaches the last year of his contract.

Even though Gallagher is reportedly desperate to stay, Phillips points out that there might be a wage disagreement and that, as things stand, Gallagher might be sold this summer for the appropriate amount of money.

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Gallagher will undoubtedly want to play for Chelsea for as long as possible because he came up through the academy there, but it appears like this arrangement is not going to be easy to work out, which might make it easier for other teams to sign him.

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The 24-year-old has been connected to a number of teams in the past; it is unclear who might make a move for him this summer, but one can assume there will be plenty of interest in a player who has been playing well and who would undoubtedly sign for less than market value because he is only a year away from becoming a free agent.

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The current state of affairs will undoubtedly worry CFC supporters, as Gallagher’s exit appears to be the last thing this team needs at this time.

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Naturally, as a homegrown player, the former Crystal Palace loanee would present Chelsea with the opportunity to sell for a huge profit, but Mauricio Pochettino’s team has also seen him rank among its most reliable players this year.

It is undoubtedly not worth the risk to lose a vital player like Gallagher, who would undoubtedly enhance one of their rivals and be difficult to replace, especially with the jury still out on other midfielders like Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo.