Will Chelsea sign a new goalkeeper?

 In the final part of our special Q&A, Chelsea journalist Nizaar Kinsella discusses the competition for the number one goalkeeper and developments surrounding the new stadium. Alan asked: Is it realistic for Chelsea fans to expect the arrival of an established number one goalkeeper such as James Trafford or Mike Maignan in the summer transfer window? Or is it certain that Robert Sanchez and Mike Penders will compete for this spot next season? Nizaar: Chelsea are expected to go into next season with Robert Sanchez competing with Mike Penders for the number one position. Both are highly rated and, while other names have been floated, any new goalkeeper would need to be a significant addition for the club to change direction. Any new addition would also mean that Penders would be loaned out or Sanchez sold, as the club is unlikely to opt for three goalkeepers of his caliber. Gregory asked: Is Chelsea going to build a new stadium? Nizaar: If you ask the club's owners or top management, the answer will be an unequivocal yes. There is full commitment, in accordance with the terms of the initial takeover, to build a new stadium - but implementing this project is not easy. High interest rates and rising construction costs pose significant challenges. Building a new facility in one of the most expensive areas of one of the most expensive cities in the world has long been viewed as a complex undertaking. For many Chelsea fans, the location of the new stadium is also crucial. In reality, the choice is likely to come down to a move to the nearby Earl's Court site - which some at the club still believe is a possibility, despite public denials from the company involved - or rebuilding Stamford Bridge. Both options have their advantages and disadvantages. This is expected to be a lengthy process before construction begins, and even longer before the new stadium opens.