Robert Sanchez to LEAVE Chelsea just days after Blues signed Emi Martinez as Cesc Fabregas’ Como poach goalkeeper

Robert Sanchez to LEAVE Chelsea just days after Blues signed Emi Martinez as Cesc Fabregas’ Como poach goalkeeper

ROBERT SANCHEZ is set to leave Chelsea and join Como on loan, according to reports. The Spaniard was replaced as Blues No1 after Xabi Alonso‘s side signed Emi Martinez from Aston Villa. Robert Sanchez performed poorly against Fulham last week Credit: Getty The goalkeeper was dropped for the clash with Brighton Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Having sat on the bench in the 4-3 win over Brighton on Sunday, Sanchez is now leaving Stamford Bridge. According to transfer reporter Fabrizio Romano, Como have agreed a loan deal with Chelsea to take Sanchez for the season. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! The three-cap Spain goalkeeper is likely to replace French stopper Jean Butez as first-choice at Como. Backup keeper Noel Tornqvist, meanwhile, is set to leave Cesc Fabregas‘ side for Monza. This is not the first time that Chelsea have done business with Como this summer. Trevoh Chalobah left the Blues for Fabregas’ side in a £26million deal last month. With Sanchez gone, Martinez is the undisputed No1 at Chelsea for this season. The Argentine will be backed up by Mike Penders, who played in the League Cup against Luton last Thursday. Most read in Football BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS Chelsea could still let several more players leave ahead of the transfer deadline. Manchester City have finally opened contact regarding a blockbuster move for Enzo Fernandez. And Tottenham are nearing a double swoop for Tosin Adarabioyo and Mykhailo Mudryk. Adarabioyo is on the brink of a permanent switch to the North Londoners. Mudryk, meanwhile, is set to reunite with his former Shakhtar Donetsk boss Roberto De Zerbi on loan. Mykhailo Mudryk is on the brink of joining Tottenham Credit: Getty Comment now

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