Chelsea are prepared to revive their pursuit of AS Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara during the winter transfer window.
The Blues reached a verbal agreement to sign the Senegalese from Monaco on deadline day, but the move fell through before the window closed.
The Ligue 1 side accepted a package worth £47m for his transfer, but eventually made a surprise U-turn, which did not go well with Chelsea.
The Blues had parted ways with Enzo Fernandez on deadline day and were unable to land a suitable replacement after Monaco’s surprise rejection.
The Telegraph now claim that Chelsea are still in the mix to land Camara and could make a fresh approach for the 22-year-old at the turn of the year.
The relationship between the clubs has deteriorated after the summer drama, but there could be a chance to fix things as early as January.
Aside from Camara, the Blues are also keen on landing Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, but he may not be available until next summer.
