What happened to the 15 players Antonio Conte sold at Chelsea?
The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel  Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Chelsea Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Despite lifting the Premier League title during his first season at the club, Antonio Conte went on to leave Stamford Bridge on bad terms. Many supporters rued his style of football  and his Premier League success was quickly forgotten following a fifth-placed finish in the Premier League the following season. Conte has gone on to lift the Serie A title with Inter Milan since his departure from Chelsea, succeeding in boosting his reputation. football.london have looked out how the players Conte sold during his spell with Chelsea have fared since leaving the Blues, with varying degrees of success among them. Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Play now  Mohamed Salah  Conte probably did not have a say in the matter, as Salah left on a permanent deal just weeks after he arrived at the club. Nonetheless, the Egyptian would sign for Liverpool a year later, and starred in a side which beat Contes Chelsea to the top four in the Premier League finishing as the top-goalscorer of the tournament. Stipa Perica  The towering Croatian joined Chelsea as an exciting 18-year-old, but he failed to breakthrough into the first team and left after three seasons with the club. He moved to Udinese, where he caught the eye on-loan at Mouscron and is currently at Watford preparing for Premier League football and potentially facing off against his former club. Papy Djilobodji  Senegalese international failed to make a single appearance for Chelsea spending most of his time at the club on loan at Werder Bremen. He left after just a season at Stamford Bridge for Sunderland where he suffered relegation. Hes had spells in France with Dijon and Guingamp since and has been at Gaziantep in Turkey since 2019 where he has played 60 games scoring 7 goals. Marko Marin  Once dubbed the German Messi, Marins arrival at Chelsea was greeted with a wave of excitement. He never lived up to that promise. By the time Conte arrived he was already on his fourth loan spell and inevitably on his way out. He left for Olympiacos where he fared better, before a move to Red Star Belgrade followed by Al-Ahli where he struggled for regular game time and spent a loan spell at Al-Raed. Oscar  Oscars move to leave Chelsea for China at the prime of his career was greeted by many as a major surprise. He signed for Shanghai Port F.C. for a region thought to be around 54m. He has now spent five years at the club racking up 150 appearances, scoring 47 goals and registering 82 assists. Patrick Bamford  The Nottingham Forest academy product was lured to Chelsea as a teenager and spent five years at the club going on six different loan spells. He moved to Middlesbrough when Conte arrived, before switching to Leeds United and the rest is history. The forward netted 17 goals in the Premier League last season and was probably unlucky to miss out on an England call-up. Christian Atsu  Arriving as a 21-year-old from Porto, the diminutive wingers transfer brought a lot of excitement. But Atsu failed to live up to the hype. He had five different loan spells in the space of four years, and made his last loan switch permanent signing for Newcastle United. The move hasnt paid dividends, and Atsu was recently released from the club at 29 years of age. Asmir Begovic  Begovic played his role as a back-up with distinction at times in Chelsea colours, he left looking for more game time and signed for Bournemouth. Hes had loan spells with AC Milan and Qarabag since, but hes still contracted to the Cherries and played 45 games in the Championship last season. Juan Cuadrado  Signed on the back of excellent performances for Colombia at the World Cup and a stellar season with Fiorentina, Cuadrado never fulfilled the hype at Chelsea. He made just 15 appearances with the blues and moved onto Juventus where he has played an integral role in multiple successful Serie A title victories. At 32 he is now a seasoned professional and is currently leading his country at the Copa America. Nathan Ake  Ake spent six years at Chelsea and was often compared to former Blues favourite Ruud Gullit. In the end he could not breakthrough into the first team and made the move to Bournemouth. He excelled with the Cherries making 105 league appearances and scoring 8 goals. Man City sanctioned a hefty 40m move for him last summer, but he has struggled with injury all season and will be looking to be back on track next season. Nathaniel Chalobah  Chalobah played for six clubs in four years whilst on loan at Chelsea before moving to Watford permanently. The Chelsea academy product has stayed at Watford ever since, though he struggled with injuries at various times during his spell. He made a total of 38 appearances for the club last season and scored 3 goals helping Watford secure promotion back to the Premier League. Cristian Cuevas  The Chilean full-back arrived from OHiggins in Chile as an 18-year-old, he spent four seasons out on loan and left at the age of 22 to Huachipato. He remains contracted to the Chilean outfit but has had loan spells with Twente and Austria Wien and also made his senior international debut for Chile since leaving the Blues. Nemanja Matic  Matic left Chelsea following two different stints with the blues to work under his former manager Jose Mourinho. The Serbian enjoyed a few solid seasons at Old Trafford, but has fallen out of favour under Ole Gunnar Solskjaers leadership and he could be sold this summer. Get the latest Chelsea transfer news straight to your inbox The summer window is officially open and now the Blues can look to build on European glory and bolster the squad to push for Premier League supremacy. By signing up to the Chelsea newsletter here, you'll be receiving the latest news and rumours directly, as well as exclusive articles and content from club writers Sam Inkersole and Adam Newson, all for free! And if you want to take part in the debate in the comments and join in with the Q&As to get your questions answered, create an account here, because we want to hear from you too. Diego Costa  Costa left Chelsea in disarray after Conte told him he was no longer part of the clubs plans. He moved back to Atletico Madrid where he has had varying degrees of success. His bad boy reputation tarnished his last year at the club getting an 8-match ban for abusing a referee before his contract was terminated back in 29 December 2020. He is currently without a club. John Terry  He left Chelsea in the summer of 2017 after a stellar almost two-decade spell with the club. He made only 9 Premier League appearances in his last season and moved onto Aston Villa where he retired a year later. Terry currently works as an assistant manager at Aston Villa.