CaughtOffside: Chelsea reportedly prepared to loan out Gittens

CaughtOffside: Chelsea reportedly prepared to loan out Gittens

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2026-11-08 00:08:24
Chelsea are reportedly prepared to loan out Jamie Gittens in January, with Leeds United, Everton and Crystal Palace interested.

CaughtOffside reported that Chelsea are reportedly prepared to loan out Jamie Gittens in January. TEAMtalk reported that Leeds United, Everton and Crystal Palace are among the English clubs interested in securing Gittens’ services during the January transfer window.

Interest from English clubs

TEAMtalk reported that Leeds United, Everton and Crystal Palace are interested in Gittens. CaughtOffside reported that Everton have admired Gittens for some time and that Crystal Palace have followed his development for a considerable period.

Gittens’ current situation

CaughtOffside reported that Gittens is 22 years old, yet to feature in the Premier League this season and currently recovering from an ankle problem. The outlet also reported that injuries have disrupted Gittens’ progress in West London.

Chelsea’s plans

CaughtOffside reported that Chelsea are open to sanctioning a loan move because they believe Gittens needs regular first-team football to rediscover his confidence and attacking form, while still considering him an important part of their long-term plans.

CaughtOffside reported that Gittens joined Chelsea from Borussia Dortmund on a £50 million deal in 2025.

Other clubs monitoring the situation

CaughtOffside reported that Roma, RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt are also monitoring the situation.

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