Report: Graham Potter has just said no to helping Enzo Maresca and taking £39m Chelsea player on loan

Chelsea are still looking to part ways with a number of first team stars in January in an attempt to freshen up the squad for the manager.

The Blues have been linked with a number of signings to bolster Enzo Maresca’s squad, with the leading candidate to come in at the moment being Alejandro Garnacho from Manchester United.

Chelsea are preparing their first offer for Garnacho, however the fee being rumoured to be involved will likely leave them needing to move on some players to counter a big signing.

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Graham Potter says no to West Ham signing Axel Disasi from Chelsea

There are a number of individuals the Blues would be willing to get rid of for the right price this month, with them also happy for many to leave the club on a temporary basis.

Renato Veiga has already agreed a deal to join Juventus for the rest of the season, and the club would love to find a new home for Axel Disasi on either basis.

The Blues seemed to have belief that West Ham United could help them out with a move on loan, however that is now off the cards.

According to The Guardian, this is because Graham Potter himself has said no to a potential deal for the Frenchman.

Disasi is the top of the list for who Chelsea want out in January, with a number of potential suitors still out there.

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Graham Potter could still raid Chelsea in January

Despite having no interest in signing the centre-back, a number of other Chelsea players have been linked with moves to West Ham, where some would be featuring under a former manager.

Carney Chukwuemeka has been linked with a move to feature under Potter again, with other Chelsea players reportedly targets too.

Ben Chilwell is also reportedly on West Ham’s list, with the English manager at the centre of their interest.

A number of these players have not found minutes easy to come by at Stamford Bridge, and would certainly welcome a move away in order to achieve more playing time.

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