Chelsea are reportedly prepared to consider offers in the range of £30 million for Omari Hutchinson, according to reports.
The 20-year-old left Arsenal for Chelsea during the last summer but he has not been able to secure a regular spot with the Blues.
Loaned to Championship side Ipswich Town, Hutchinson spent the 2023-24 campaign with the newly promoted League One side.
In a series of key moves, Hutchinson became important for Ipswich Town, netting 11 goals and setting up five in 50 games as Ipswich took second place behind Leicester City, earning a spot in the Premier League for the first time in over 20 years.
According to Football London, Chelsea is okay with letting him leave after two years, meaning they are open to selling him for about £30 million.
A senior international for Jamaica, Hutchinson has caught the eye of a few clubs with Ipswich keen on a permanent deal for his services.
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However, Hutchinson is also getting interest from several other clubs.
Stuttgart, who play in the Bundesliga, are reportedly keen to bring the young attacker to Germany which will enable him to play in the Champions League that Ipswich cannot offer.
Interest from Ajax could be another attractive option for Hutchinson.
When Hutchinson went from Arsenal to Chelsea, the deal came with a bonus for Arsenal.
If Chelsea sells Hutchinson later, a part of that sale price will go to Arsenal.
This means Arsenal will get some money back from any future deal Chelsea makes for Hutchinson.
Since Hutchinson is one of their players in that sense, the money will count as pure profit in their profit and sustainability calculations.
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It might prove to be the financial gain Arsenal needs to try to strengthen its squad in the summer window and mount a challenge to the dominant Manchester City in the Premier League.
The loans are coming along decently at Ipswich Town, and he has also made appearances for Jamaica.
This places him in the title radar of more than a few clubs, and Chelsea is keeping a tab on any good offer.
It would in equal measure to consider the former club, Arsenal, to financially benefit if Hutchinson is sold.
