Chelsea is reportedly considering strengthening their goalkeeper position at the end of the season, with AC Milan and France goalkeeper Mike Maignan emerging as a potential £70M target, according to CalcioMercato.

Despite previous links to Maignan, Chelsea did not make a move last summer and opted for an economical approach by signing two first-team goalkeepers. The current goalkeeping choices, Robert Sanchez and Djordje Petrovic, have received mixed reviews.

Maignan, a 24-year-old shot-stopper, has been impressive since taking over the gloves late last year, playing in every game since Sanchez’s injury. While some believe he has solidified his starting position, reports suggest Chelsea still has Maignan on their radar.

Italian media indicate that several European clubs are also monitoring Maignan’s situation, and it may require a £70 million fee to secure his signature at the end of the season. The potential move raises questions about whether goalkeeper is a priority position for Chelsea to strengthen during the upcoming transfer window.

Meanwhile, a striker, with Victor Osimhen from Napoli reportedly high on Chelsea’s list of priorities, is expected to be a key target for the club in the upcoming transfer window.