Como have reached a verbal agreement with Chelsea to sign Trevoh Chalobah in a deal worth up to €36 million, with the transfer now considered all but complete. The ambitious Serie A club have secured the defender after receiving the green light from the player weeks ago, as Chalobah made it clear he wanted to continue his career in Italy.
The agreement between the two clubs includes a fixed transfer fee of €30 million, with a further €6 million in performance-related add-ons. Chelsea have also inserted a sell-on clause into the deal, ensuring they retain a financial interest in the defender’s future should he earn another big move later in his career.
Chalobah leaves Stamford Bridge after progressing through Chelsea’s academy and establishing himself as a dependable first-team defender. Known for his composure on the ball, versatility across the back line and strong defensive awareness, the 26-year-old now begins a new chapter in Serie A with one of Italy’s fastest-rising clubs.
For Como, the signing is another statement of intent as they continue to build an exciting squad capable of competing at a higher level. Adding a player with Premier League and European experience underlines the club’s growing ambition, while Chalobah will be hoping to become a key figure as Como look to make a lasting impact in Italian football.
