Como have submitted a bid worth more than £22million for Trevoh Chalobah, talkSPORT understands.However, Chelsea are looking for a package of around £35m for their Cobham academy graduate.Chalobah has become a summer target for ComoGettytalkSPORT reported earlier this week that the Blues are prepared to sell the centre-back this summer.Chalobah, who was given a late call-up to the England squad for the World Cup, has been at Chelsea since the age of eight.The 26-year-old broke into the first team under Thomas Tuchel in the 2021/22 season and has made 151 senior appearances for the club.A move to Serie A outfit Como would see him reunite with his former teammate Cesc Fabregas.Although the pair never shared the pitch together, they were part of the 2017/18 FA Cup final squad that beat Manchester United 1-0.Chalobah could also play Champions League football next season as Como qualified for the first time in their history under Fabregas.All change at the BridgeChelsea will usher in their new era when Xabi Alonso officially begins his role as manager on July 1.However, the west Londoners have already been busy in the transfer market as they look ahead to the 2026/27 campaign.Marco Palestra is set to become their first summer signing in a £52m move from Atalanta.Inter Milan were working on a deal for the 21-year-old, who can play on both sides at wing-back, but it’s Chelsea who will sign the Italian.Chalobah would work under Fabregas should he move to ComoGettyChelsea have also made an initial enquiry for Crystal Palace centre-back Maxence Lacroix.The France international is high on the transfer shortlist at Stamford Bridge and open to a move across London.Palace would like Lacroix to stay, but could have difficulty keeping him as Chelsea eye a starting centre-back with height and physicality.Furthermore, Chelsea are exploring the prospect of signing Granit Xhaka from Sunderland.Alonso worked with Xhaka at Bayer Leverkusen when they won the 2023/24 Bundesliga title unbeaten.The midfielder is keen to reunite with his former boss, although it’s understood that Sunderland want him to stay.