We are in the middle of the transfer season and you know what that means - numerous reports circulating across social media, emerging from sources around the world.
During these times, it's often difficult to separate the fake or unreliable reports from the good ones - here is Tribuna.com's list of rumours that you should definitely not put your faith in.
Romelu Lukaku
The former Chelsea striker has been consistently linked with a return to Stamford Bridge. The latest report comes from Sportitalia, who claim that the Blues were willing to spend €130m on Lukaku!
However, do not cross your fingers for this one - Inter have repeatedly made it clear that Lukaku isn't for sale and the player himself said that he is happy at the club. While a return would be welcome, we cannot see it happening.
Federico Chiesa
Chelsea are still on the hunt for the attacker, according to SPORT1 senior reporter Florian Plettenberg. The 23-year-old impressed everyone at the Euros and it's not unbelievable that the Blues are interested in him.
However, that's all there is to it - as per Fabrizio Romano, Chiesa wants to stay at Juventus and the club also has no intention to sell one of their best stars. Chiesa will definitely not be a Chelsea player next summer.
Callum Hudson-Odoi
The youngster has been linked with a Bayern move but as per multiple reliable sources, Hudson-Odoi is adamant that he wants to stay with the Blues and prove his value to Thomas Tuchel.
The 20-year-old will be given a chance to fight for his spot in the first team as the manager believes he still 'has a lot to offer' to the team, as per The Athletic. We don't think he'll be on the move this season unless things change drastically, so don't believe any news that says otherwise!
Eduardo Camavinga
A couple of sources such as ESPN's Julien Laurens have claimed that Chelsea want to bring Camavinga to the club, with director Petr Cech leading the way for a possible move.
However, these links haven't come in from more reliable sources. The rumours have not died down completely but as of now, there is less than a 1% chance of Camavinga coming to Stamford Bridge this summer.
Eden Hazard
It's not quite a summer transfer window if the former Blue isn't linked with a return to the land he ruled! According to Spanish newspaper AS, Chelsea 'have received a proposal' to bring back the Belgian.
However, don't get your hopes up - by all indications, the Blues have moved on from Hazard and we don't think that they will buy him back, despite a few fans still wanting it to happen. Hazard still has things to prove at Real Madrid and reportedly, new boss Carlo Ancelotti believes in him, which all but rules out a transfer.
