Crystal Palace has drawn Chelsea's Ben Chilwell on loan for the rest of the season, while Carney Chukwuemeka left with Joao Felix that follows.
Sky Sports News unveiled during the weekend that Palace and Chelsea were in conversation during a temporary move to Selhurst Park for Chilwell.
The left back has only one performance for Chelsea this season in all competitions – as a replacement in their Carabao Cup victory at Barrow in September.
He came to Chelsea from Leicester in August 2020 for £ 50 million and won the Champions League in 2021. He will be Palace by the second signing of the January transfer window, after the arrival of Romain Esse.
Chilwell said to the media channels of the club: “I am very excited to be here. Crystal Palace is a club that goes in a great direction. You look at the results and how the team plays, and it was A no-brainer to make the decision to get here. “
Chairman Steve Parish added: “Ben has experience at the highest level of European and international football. I am happy that he has been on loan with us and we believe that he will prove to be a great addition to the team.”
Dortmund confirm the loan from Chukwuemeka
Borussia Dortmund has confirmed the signing of Carney Chukwuemeka on loan from Chelsea.
The Bundesliga side also has an option to permanently sign the midfielder at the end of his loan saying.
Chukwuemeka, who played 37 Premier League matches and scored one goal, told the club's media channels: “I am really enthusiastic and blessed to be here and represent this big club.
“I can't wait to play for the fans in Signal Iduna Park and give us all success.”
Felix lent to Milan
In the meantime, AC Milan have almost been signed to Joao Felix until the end of the season, with the obligation to buy the Portugal International this summer.
He has arrived in Italy for his medical, and Chelsea will receive a fee of £ 5 million from Milan. The Italian club has agreed to cover Felix's wages.
He has scored seven goals in 20 matches since the re -assembly of Chelsea in a seven -year -old £ 45 million from Atletico Madrid in August.
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