The season is over, the Europa League has been won and Champions League qualification has been sealed, so the attention of many at Chelsea has now turned to matters off the pitch rather than on it.
Despite the fantastic season the Blues have just enjoyed, nothing is certain at Stamford Bridge going into next season.
At the time of writing Chelsea
Manager Maurizio Sarri is reportedly set to join Juventus
And it appears certain that star man Eden Hazard
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All in all, despite the bringing in of new squad members being restricted, it is still set to be a period of huge upheaval in west London and the first XI come the start of next season could look a little different.
Here's an idea of how the Blues could line up next year.
Kepa Arrizabalaga
One person whose place in the team is absolutely assured is goalkeeper, Kepa. The 24-year-old was signed for a world record fee with the future in mind and there is no way he will be out the team after just one season.
Cesar Azpilicueta
The Spanish defender is set to become the club's permanent skipper when Gary Cahill
Antonio Rudiger
The club's best centre-half will surely be the bedrock of the side once again having recently enjoyed his best campaign since arriving and the 26-year-old should improve again in the next couple of years.
Kurt Zouma
While David Luiz
Jay Dasilva
An excellent season with Bristol City
N'Golo Kante
If Sarri departs, Jorginho may follow him out the door and, whether he does or not, it seems likely that Kante
Ross Barkley
His performances are getting better and better and he has worked his way into the England squad - no mean feat when you consider how Gareth Southgate's side have been playing. Has the quality, now needs the consistency.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek
The type of player that most managers would dream of having in their team. Big, strong, decent turn of pace but most importantly a huge amount of ability on the ball and, if he can steer clear of injuries, he should now start making himself one of the first names on the team sheet.
Callum Hudson-Odoi
The heir to Eden Hazard's throne at Chelsea and needs to be played regularly once he is back from his unfortunate achilles injury. His absence until January means that Pedro
Tammy Abraham
A very healthy return of 26 goals in the Championship with recently-promoted Aston Villa
Willian
There is a reason why Barcelona
It may not be an ideal situation but the transfer ban gives Chelsea the opportunity to promote some youngsters and create a new culture at the club, perhaps with the help of a certain Frank Lampard as the new boss.
Source : 90min