It's already been a busy month for Chelsea but there is little sign of it slowing down and with two weeks of the January transfer window remaining, there is little time to waste. The Blues moved quickly over the weekend to land Mykhailo Mudryk from under the noses of Arsenal but business does not appear to be done yet.
On Monday it emerged that movement had already occurred, albeit in the loan department of Chelsea's squad. Lucas Bergstrom returned from his loan at Peterborough United. The 20-year-old, who made his debut for Finland earlier this month, has been first choice stopper for Posh over the course of this season but it appears since the League One side added Will Norris, the Blues became less sure.
Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson said: "Chelsea wanted him back as they felt he wasn't going to get enough game time, which is fine. I explained my decision about bringing Will Norris in. You saw the composure he brought tonight. It's a big ask for young goalkeepers to play a full season. I think Chelsea were really surprised and pleased at how much Lucas played and it will do him the world of good."
