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Chelsea star ‘allowed to leave’ in January window after just six months at clubChelsea star Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is reportedly ‘allowed to leave’ in the January transfer window despite only being at the club for six months.

The Blues paid £30m to sign the English midfielder from Enzo Maresca’s former club Leicester City in July but he’s struggled for top-flight minutes.

Dewsbury-Hall, 26, has only played 55 minutes of Premier League football across five games under Maresca since he arrived at Stamford Bridge.

According to the Daily Mail, there is now talk of Dewsbury-Hall being allowed to leave for regular game time, with a return to Leicester mooted.Chelsea will listen to offers for Dewsbury-Hall, The Mirror have reported, with Blues head coach Maresca happy for the player to depart on loan.

Kevin De Bruyne has already told Man City their transfer priority amid uncomfortable Rodri truthRodri's personal unbeaten run last season saw Nike put him at the forefront of a campaign which read 'Win so much you forget how to lose.'

Without him, Manchester City have lost so much they have forgotten how to win.Whatever Pep Guardiola or City players say, the last 11 games have made it abundantly clear how integral the Ballon d'Or winner is to the Blues after he was ruled out for the season. His return can't come soon enough, but they must prepare for an uncomfortable truth when he is back in the squad.

Pep Guardiola has already given Birmingham City transfer thumbs up for Man City 'destroyer'
Birmingham City transfer latest as they're credited with an interest in bringing back Nathan Redmond to the clubBirmingham City have been linked with completing a romantic re-signing of Blues academy product Nathan Redmond in the January transfer window, as they look to back boss Chris Davies' League One title charge. Redmond left Blues in 2013 when he followed Chris Hughton to Premier League Norwich City.

Redmond has proceeded to have a very fruitful career at England's top table, playing over 270 Premier League matches - mainly for Southampton - and he has also tasted football in Turkey with Besiktas in the Super Lig, too. Redmond returned to England in the summer of 2023 when signing for Vincent Kompany's Burnley upon their return to the Premier League.Redmond has made 15 appearances for the Clarets but his only two starts came in last year's EFL Cup, and he hasn't played since early January because of what Kompany described as a 'freak incident' in training. He said at the time: “It’s really unlucky for him mostly but also for us. It was a freak incident but luckily the doctors have told us he will recover fully, but it’s surgery and season over.”

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Chelsea may have just confirmed first January transfer as Enzo Maresca problem clear
Chelsea transfer news as Enzo Maresca squad decisions tell a story for Blues duo ahead of the January windowFor the few senior Chelsea players involved against Astana in Thursday night's Conference League win, their selection told a story. In most cases it was more revealing than who wasn't there.

Due to the unique circumstances around the trip - not only to Kazakhstan but a further 800 miles away from Astana's home ground for a 3:30pm kick-off (UK time) in weather conditions comfortably below freezing - it was a heavily rotated squad. That is nothing unusual for Chelsea in this competition but Maresca went a step further here.

It is no exaggeration to suggest that he and the coaching staff are the only members who flew out to the middle of Asia likely to be playing any role in Sunday night's home Premier League clash with Brentford. Such will be the physical toll of eight hours on the plane either way before playing and a short sleep, Chelsea took almost no risks.

Chelsea secured a big win over Tottenham on Sunday.

One Blues player was not happy for some reason and was comforted by the coach as they celebrated the triumph over their London rivals.

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