Chelsea targets Everton's Harrison Armstrong for midfield options
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 8:00 AM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Chelsea is reportedly interested in Everton midfielder Harrison Armstrong as they look to strengthen their central midfield. The Blues previously attempted to sign Lamine Camara, a deal that fell through this summer. With Jordan Henderson not seen as a long-term solution, Chelsea may pursue Armstrong or consider other options like Alex Scott from Bournemouth. Everton previously rejected a sale of Armstrong amid fan backlash, but Chelsea could make an offer next summer if they miss out on Scott in January.
- •Chelsea shows interest in Harrison Armstrong from Everton.
- •Blues had a failed attempt to sign Lamine Camara this summer.
- •Jordan Henderson viewed as a short-term option.
- •Chelsea's primary target is Alex Scott, possibly available in January.
- •Everton rejected an attempted sale of Armstrong earlier.
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