<p>Rogers, 23, is currently away on England duty at the World Cup, but speculation surrounding his future is expected to continue throughout the tournament.</p><p>Aston Villa boss Unai Emery does not want to lose Rogers this summer, but the weight of any offer is going to dictate whether the club can turn down bids.</p><p><strong>Chelsea are looking for a new threat and proven quality in their attack, and sources have told Flashscore that they are very keen on trying to convince him to move to Stamford Bridge.</strong></p><p>We reported earlier this week how Alejandro Garnacho could be among the club's departures, and an exit like that would help pave the way for an upgrade signing.</p><p>However, it is clear from insiders that Arsenal are also in the picture at this stage and very much admire Rogers. </p><p>The player has five years remaining on his current contract - so a valuation towards £100 million is very much a reality from an Aston Villa position.</p><p><strong>It remains to be seen whether offers at that level arrive, but Arsenal are certainly being kept informed on how the situation unfolds regarding his future.</strong></p><p>Outside of the two London rivals, there is interest at varying levels from Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool.</p><p>The interest from City could become particularly intriguing once Savinho's future is resolved, as he angles for a transfer to Tottenham Hotspur.</p><p>On the surface, Chelsea would not seem well-positioned compared to the other clubs in the race for Rogers. And it is true they would face a big task in winning the battle, which they are aware of.</p><p>Chelsea finished 10th in the league last season and do not have European football next season.</p><p><strong>However, the club believe they could put forward a competitive financial package and that the ambitious plans under the leadership of new boss Xabi Alonso will hold appeal to top players this summer.</strong></p><p>Arsenal are currently regarded as favourites to sign Rogers, but the race for his signature is expected to intensify in the coming weeks.</p>