Chelsea’s hierarchy has implemented significant changes to the club’s roster management, with the forward’s squad number now reassigned as part of a broader restructuring initiative.
Tosin Adarabioyo has similarly been stripped of his previously allocated digit, with the centre-back’s registration now reflecting a substantially lower number.
The England under-21 international continues his individual preparation work at the club’s training facility, separate from the senior group.
He joins a collection of approximately a dozen professionals who have been undertaking their own programmes while transfer discussions progress.
Among those also working apart from the main body are Nicolas Jackson and Mykhailo Mudryk, with the club understood to be open to offers for all parties.
Alonso has been coordinating with the sporting department to evaluate the available personnel ahead of the upcoming top-flight campaign.
The current registration list contains 41 senior professionals, excluding a defender who spent the previous term on loan elsewhere.
The London side has now distanced itself from the previous strategy that accommodated several high-earning individuals on substantial contracts.
That earlier approach included established internationals across various positions.
The club has indicated readiness to sanction a departure for the forward should an offer exceed £50 million be received.
Jackson, who returned from a season-long stint in Germany, carries a price tag of £65 million.
A third forward has no squad allocation and is valued at £25 million.
The centre-back’s registration has been altered, with the player now listed at a different number.
Several clubs have entered preliminary discussions regarding his potential acquisition, including sides from France, Spain, and Portugal.
An offer for another player has been discussed as a potential replacement for a team-mate of his.
The Ukrainian attacker has recently resumed participation following a suspension period.
His shirt allocation has been modified accordingly.
Another defender remains in contention for a move, with expressions of interest from both domestic and foreign markets, though negotiations have not progressed significantly.
Two recent recruits have been incorporated into the separate training cohort to facilitate their physical preparation and tactical acclimatisation.
The selection of training partners is determined by individual conditioning requirements and the specific content of the sessions delivered to the primary squad.