Filip Jorgensen has been linked with a move to Stamford Bridge (Picture: Getty)
Chelsea transfer target Filip Jorgensen has admitted it has been ‘fun’ to be linked with a summer move to the Premier League club.
The Blues are set to go back into the transfer market in search of a first-choice goalkeeper following the appointment of Enzo Maresca.
Robert Sanchez and Djorde Petrovic both had spells in the starting XI last season under Mauricio Pochettino but neither has nailed down a starting berth for the 2024/25 campaign.
Kepa Arrizabalaga is also set to return from his season-long loan at Real Madrid but is expected to depart the club this summer.
Burnley ‘keeper James Trafford has been linked with a surprise £20million move to Stamford Bridge, while reports also suggest that the club hierarchy are keen on Villareal shot-stopper Jorgensen.
Having come through the club’s academy set-up, the Dane broke into the first team last season and started 37 games in all competitions.
The 22-year-old is also capped internationally at Under-21 level and has been left flattered by the reported interest from Chelsea.
Jorgensen broke into the Villareal first team this season (Picture: Getty)
‘It is fun. It shows that I have done something good and done it well,’ he told Danish outlet Tipsbladet.
‘It is hard to say [about his future]. I just want to get better every day and do the best I can. There is no definite plan.
‘If something good comes up, we can talk about it and look at what is best for me, for Villarreal and everyone involved.’
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Chelsea, meanwhile, look set to confirm their first signing of the transfer window after Fulham confirmed the departure of centre-back Tosin Adarabioyo.
The 26-year-old, who attracted interest from Newcastle, will join on a free transfer and potential pave the way for Trevor Chalobah’s departure.
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