Chelsea’s potential move to loan out Mykhailo Mudryk to Crystal Palace in January could be blocked due to a Premier League rule limiting clubs to two loan deals per season.
Chelsea’s rumoured plan to loan out Mykhailo Mudryk to Crystal Palace in the January transfer window could face a significant obstacle, as the club may have already reached its limit for loan deals this campaign.
Under Premier League rules, a club is restricted to sending out no more than two players on loan in a single campaign, and Chelsea could be in danger of exceeding that quota.
Mudryk has struggled to find consistent form at Stamford Bridge, leading to speculation that a loan move to another Premier League club could be the best option for both the player and the club.
However, Chelsea may be restricted by the Premier League’s loan regulations, which could prevent them from sending Mudryk to Palace unless they make adjustments to their current loan strategy. This has left the potential transfer in limbo, with both clubs waiting for clarity on how the rule will affect the move.
Meanwhile, Palace remain keen on securing the 23-year-old’s services, hoping that the winger’s pace and skill could bolster their attacking options for the remainder of the season.