Filip Jorgensen is now talking to Strasbourg about a potential move, with the Chelsea goalkeeper also discussing his possible salary package after returning to London from Sydney. The development points towards a loan switch under the BlueCo ownership structure, while Coventry City are also reported to be interested.
Strasbourg talks move to the front of the queue
On Tuesday, Jorgensen was not in the squad for the friendly, and the latest step in the process is that Strasbourg have become the club he is actively speaking to. That matters because any move there would keep him inside the wider BlueCo system, which can make a loan arrangement more straightforward than an entirely separate transfer.
For Chelsea, the situation is another reminder that the goalkeeper picture remains fluid. Jorgensen is still at the centre of the conversation, but the key issue now is where he will actually play next rather than whether he has a market.
Coventry City remain in the race
Coventry City are also said to be interested, so Strasbourg are not the only possible destination. Even so, the fact that Jorgensen is already in talks with Strasbourg suggests that option may currently be the most advanced.
That leaves the next step fairly clear. If the move develops, it would likely be shaped by Chelsea, Strasbourg and the BlueCo link, with Jorgensen's salary package part of the conversation. Until then, the broad picture is simple: he is available, he is attracting interest, and the decision now appears to be narrowing.
