Two winners of the Champions League show interest in the forgotten AS, but Chelsea insists on the ridiculous position

Porto and Juventus are the last teams to learn about a loan decision for the Carney Chukwuemeka midfielder according to reports.

The January window is in the last week and Chelsea should be occupied, the club seeking to move a certain number of players, as well as to try to bring one or two new faces.

Chelsea was quieter than expected this month with the loan of Renato Veiga to move Juventus the only outgoing to date, when they have concluded an agreement to sign Mamadou Sarr de Strasbourg, with the adolescent to join in the summer.

Porto and Juventus learn about chukwuemeka

It will be a busy week while Chelsea is looking for solutions for Ben Chilwell and Axel Disasi, while Joao Felix and Christopher Nkunku could potentially leave the club.

There seem to be very few contenders for Chilwell, but Disasi agreed with Aston Villa, and the team of Unai Emery must now find an agreement with Chelsea.

Chukwuemeka is another player who should go to this window, but for the moment, an outing has not materialized for the 21 -year -old.

Carney Chukwuemeka in action against Barrow. — Chukwuemeka arouses the interest of Europe clubs. (Photo of Mike Hewitt / Getty Images)

Borussia Dortmund had shown an interest in a loanBut that seems to have cooled, although Chelsea has changed their position, having already insisted would only sanction a departure if the liberation clause of 40 million pounds sterling was filled.

Chukwuemeka is not pretenders and Sport Mail said the European giants of Juventus and Porto are the last clubs to express their interest in taking the midfielder on loan.

The reports add that Chelsea had wanted to try to send Chukwuemeka on loan to Strasbourg, while the Blues also tried to convince the potential contenders to pay the Liberation clause of 40 million pounds sterling.

The time of Chukwuemeka to Stamford Bridge has been prey to injury problems since his signing of Aston Villa in 2022 for 20 million pounds sterling.