Chelsea 's best youngsters are planning for moves away due to Todd Boehly's spending spree.
The Telegraph says Chelsea's continued spending spree has 'set off alarm bells' inside the academy, with fears growing that the pathway to the first-team is being blocked by new arrivals.
Since Boehly's arrival at Stamford Bridge the Blues have spent £445million, and they have unfinished business in this month's window with a midfielder and right-back being targeted.
Fears are growing within the academy that talented youngsters will not break into the first-team due to the club's willingness to plug holes in their squad with new signings.
The situation has alerted German clubs, with hopes that they can sign the 'next Jamal Musiala'.
