The domino effect of new contracts at Chelsea appears to be in full swing. Following the recent improved deals for Moises Caicedo and Marc Cucurella, a queue is reportedly forming as other key players seek similar recognition for their contributions.

According to a report by Nizaar Kinsella, the situation surrounding Enzo Fernandez's future has shed light on a broader trend within the squad. While Fernandez's own push for a new deal presents a complex dilemma for the club, he is not alone in seeking improved terms.

The report specifically names two other rising stars: defender Levi Colwill and right-back Malo Gusto. Both players have become integral figures, with Gusto proving to be a reliable and dynamic squad player and Colwill's importance to the defensive structure becoming painfully clear during his recent injury absence. Given their established roles and performances in the Premier League, their cases for contract upgrades are seen as particularly strong.

Chelsea's strategy of securing young talent to long-term, incentive-heavy deals often leads to this very scenario, where players seek revised contracts once they've solidified their place in the team. The club now faces the task of managing these negotiations while balancing the squad's harmony and long-term financial planning, with expectations that new deals for Colwill and Gusto could be finalized sooner rather than later.