The latest Chelsea transfer news as two midfielder have been linked with loan moves away from Stamford Bridge in the final days of the January window.

Bayern Munich attacker Mathys Tel is being tracked by four Premier League as time ticks down on the January transfer window.

Chelsea are set to be incredibly active in the final days of the January transfer window. The Blues have seen their title hopes fade away following their recent poor form, which has brought them just one Premier League win in their last seven games.

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The race for Mathys Tel (19) is heating up. Fabrizio Romano revealed earlier tonight that the Frenchman is keen to leave his current club Bayern Munich during the ongoing transfer window. The

As first reported by Fabrizio Romano, the 19-year-old has decided to leave Bayern before the winter transfer window shuts on February 3. He adds the Blues enquired about the French forward but multiple clubs are interested in signing him.

The latest Chelsea transfer news as Enzo Maresca approaches a unique January window challenge that could cost his squad.

Bayern Munich could still have the potential to get Chelsea FC attacker Christopher Nkunku if the German table-topper wants him. Per Whitwell, Nkunku is available on loan. However, it has been widely assumed that to make a move for a player like Nkunku,

Chelsea defender Axel Disasi has agreed personal terms on a January move to Aston Villa, it has been claimed. The Frenchman has struggled for regular game time under Enzo Maresca this season. In fact,

Chelsea have received a boost over their hopes of signing Mathys Tel with the club to reopen talks with Bayern Munich, according to reports. The Blues launched an enquiry for Tel early in the January window but it was thought that the Frenchman was keen to remain in the Bundesliga.