Lewis Hall, a talented teenager who Chelsea is willing to sell this summer, is valued at £30 million.

In spite of the club's strange and turbulent season, Hall earned his Premier League debut for the Blues last year and made nine appearances in the top division.

The 18-year-old, who has earned England Under-21 caps, is clearly liked at Stamford Bridge because he signed a new deal this summer that keeps him with the team through the year 2030.

According to The Telegraph, Chelsea's initial intention was to loan Hall out for this season, which is still a possibility, but they are also willing to sell him to a buyer.

The adolescent is reportedly a target for Newcastle United and Crystal Palace, but according to the source, if they want to buy him permanently, they would have to fork over £30 million.

Hall won't be playing frequently this season under Mauricio Pochettino, but Chelsea is still open to loaning him out if they don't get the kind of offer they're looking for.

Academy-made goods This summer, Chelsea already lost Mason Mount and Ruben Loftus-Cheek to Manchester United and AC Milan, respectively. Trevoh Chalobah and Callum Hudson-Odoi are set to follow them out of the club.

Selling indigenous talent is one method to recover some money after Chelsea's massive spending over the past year, yet there is no assurance that their buying spree has ended for the summer just yet.