Chelsea is planning to send keeper Teddy Sharman-Lowe to the championship next season.
The ACE of England under 21 helped Doncaster to go this term from League Two.
Now the blues want the 22-year-old to be tested at a higher level to increase his play and profile.
Despite the fact that Baas Enzo Maresca is confronted with a first-choice headache after a Dodgy form of Robert Sanchez and Filip Jorgensen.
Sanchez was dropped in February, only for Aas Jorgensen, born in Swedish, to immediately make two blunders against Brighton.
Maresca has since returned to his Spanish 27-year-old.
And he praised Sanchez after Saturday's 1-0 home on Everton.
Maresca said: “You can see the teammates how they celebrate with him, also at the end of the game.
“They know it wasn't a good time for Robert, so they support and helped him.
“Robert has already had many good moments this season.
“Against Tottenham at home, he made a good save at 90 minutes.
“As a person you always remember the bad things and not the good things. He has had some very good moments with us.”
And although some Chelsea fans have expressed their discomfort with Sanchez, finding a new keeper is not understood as one of Maresca's priorities in the summer transfer market.
The West -Londers have no shortage of keepers, with Djordje Petrovic, who was the first choice under Mauricio Pochettino, enjoying a fantastic season in Strasbourg.
But Kepa, the world's most expensive keeper, is not expected to come back to Maresca's thinking, despite the fact that he is impressive on loan in Bournemouth.