Chelsea's summer clear-out is gathering pace, with the club reportedly accepting bids from Tottenham for winger Mykhailo Mudryk and centre-back Tosin Adarabioyo, according to BBC News.
Mudryk has been frozen out of first-team plans for much of the past year, and Spurs are understood to see him as a potential addition to freshen up their attacking options. Adarabioyo, meanwhile, has struggled to nail down regular minutes at Stamford Bridge since his move from Fulham, and a switch across London is reportedly being lined up.
Elsewhere, Chelsea are said to have accepted an offer from Serie A side Como for goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, who would leave the Blues short on senior options between the sticks unless reinforcements arrive before the window shuts.
None of the deals have been confirmed as complete, but BBC News reports talks are progressing on all three fronts as Chelsea look to trim their bloated squad. With the deadline fast approaching, Enzo Maresca's side appear set for further outgoings before business is wrapped up.