CHELSEA are demanding £25million for Marc Guiu this summer, according to reports – despite leaving him without a shirt number. The No38 that Guiu wore last season has now been assigned to Tosin Adarabioyo. Marc Guiu has been left without a shirt number at Chelsea Credit: Alamy Xabi Alonso’s squad is chock-full of strikers Credit: AFP That may be a sign that the end of the 20-year-old’s stint at Stamford Bridge is nigh, with Xabi Alonso‘s squad already chock-full of strikers. But Chelsea will not let Guiu go on the cheap. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Play Dream Team this season! £100,000 in prize money up for grabs in 2026/27 Free to enter Play in Mini Leagues against your mates £60,000 jackpot for the overall winner £1,000 prize for winning Gameweek 1 PLAY DREAM TEAM NOW! According to Marca, they want a whopping £25m to offload him, with a host of suitors weighing up moves. Coventry, Ipswich, Real Sociedad and Sevilla are all believed to hold an interest in Guiu. The youngster has been starved of first-team minutes at Chelsea but has still managed to tuck away eight goals in 29 matches across all competitions. A sale of anywhere close to the Blues’ magic number would land them an eye-popping profit on the £5m they paid Barcelona in 2024. By that point, as an 18-year-old, Guiu had bagged twice in seven games for the Catalan giants. Guiu was sent on loan by Chelsea to Sunderland last summer and scored once in three games. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK But he was recalled before he could gather any real momentum due to a striker shortage at the Bridge. Without a move this summer, Guiu would be battling for minutes with fellow Chelsea forwards Joao Pedro, Danny Welbeck and Emmanuel Emegha – and, if they stick around, Nicolas Jackson and Liam Delap. Comment now
Chelsea ‘slap £25million price tag on Marc Guiu’ as former Barcelona striker left without a shirt number for new season
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