One big January move that seems to be off the table now is Marc Guehi returning to former club Chelsea from current employers, fellow Premier League outfit Crystal Palace. Guehi joined the Eagles in search of more playing time in 2021,

Chelsea were considering a January move for Marc Guehi but the finances involved in the transfer put them off despite them effectively having a discount due to clauses in the Crystal Palace defender's

Chelsea are playing a dangerous game with Crystal Palace after changing the transfer parameters around their pursuit of Marc Guehi. The west London giants are desperate to sign the centre-back, who has starred for the Eagles since joining them from the Blues three-and-a-half years ago.

Chelsea could reportedly activate a unique 'Marc Guehi discount' clause as the Blues look to re-sign the England defender from Crystal Palace.

Marc Guehi is a name that Chelsea have been linked with after initially selling him to Palace for around £18m and became their No 1 defensive target in January, but a deal now looks unlikely

Chelsea are said to be “actively considering” the idea of going after Marc Guéhi, presumably instead of recalling Chalobah rather than in addition to recalling the player already under contract with us. As Palace manager Oliver Glasner said, do we really need eight center backs? (Now, if we had kept Guéhi and Chalobah all along instead...)

Chelsea’s pursuit of Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi hangs in the balance following Trevoh Chalobah’s recall to Stamford Bridge, according to the Daily Mail.The decision to bring Chalobah back

Chelsea are monitoring Crystal Palace defender Marc Guéhi as they weigh up a move to bolster their defensive options this month, sources have told ESPN.

Chelsea’s first offer to Crystal Palace for Marc Guehi has been described as “silly” as they attempt to bolster Enzo Maresca’s backline. Guehi emerged as a January transfer target for the Blues after long-term injuries to Wesley Fofana and Benoit Badiashile, with Maresca admitting that they may need to dip into the market this month.