Chelsea's stance on Vinicius Junior revealed after Real Madrid star 'tours Europe'

Chelsea are reportedly not interested in signing Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior, despite his agent touring 'all of Europe' in search of a potential move away from the Bernabeu. The Brazilian's current contract runs until the summer of 2027, and Los Blancos are said to be willing to sell him at the end of the season should he choose not to commit his long-term future to the club. Earlier this year, Brazilian journalist Leonardo Bertozzi told El Desmarque that Chelsea were lining up a sensational £138million bid - a figure that would have broken the British transfer record. "The Chelsea offer, for now, is just speculation," Bertozzi said at the time. "It's clear that the longer Vinicius waits to renew, the more talk there will be about his future because he only has 18 months left on his contract. The most logical thing if he doesn't sign is for him to be sold this year because Real Madrid wouldn't let him reach the end of his contract and leave for free." FOLLOW OUR CHELSEA FB PAGE! Latest Blues news and more on our dedicated Facebook page Nevertheless, a fresh claim from France has poured cold water on the prospect of Chelsea chasing the winger. According to French reporter Romain Molina (via Get Football News France ) Vinicius' agent has tried to offer the forward to numerous clubs 'to no avail', with 'no club considering' a move for the 25 year old this summer. He further states that even a club 'as spendthrift as Chelsea' currently have no interest in signing him, reports Football London . WORLD CUP LEGENDS: The stars who lit up football's greatest tournament - Buy the Special Edition today Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior is facing a substantial summer overhaul if he is to steer the club back towards success. Their transfer strategy will be determined accordingly, with sporting directors Laurence Stewart and Paul Winstanley poised to spearhead the recruitment efforts. Rosenior confirmed 'great conversations' are already taking place. "We're having really detailed conversations now about the areas that we want to strengthen," he said. "I've had great conversations about what I think we need. We're very aligned, actually, in terms of where we want to strengthen and how we go about that, which is very exciting. "The most important bit, though, is making sure we get the now right as well. It's great to be able to plan for the future, but I want to make sure we're also in a good place. "We want to win. That's why I'm here, and I'm having really good conversations with the ownership and sporting directors about that." Chelsea return to Premier League action on Saturday evening, welcoming Manchester United to Stamford Bridge (8pm) as they maintain their pursuit of a European spot. Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us - and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're cu rious, you can read our Privacy Notice .