Didier Drogba has asked FIFA for special permission to move on loan from his Chinese club despite being outside the official transfer window and Chelsea are keen to re-sign the striker.
FIFA said Wednesday it is considering the former Chelsea forward's request for an exemption from international rules and Sportsmail understands that the Stamford Bridge club are keen for the striker to return to west London, even if it is just for a month.
'The FIFA administration services are looking into it,' FIFA said in a statement.
Didier Drogba has asked FIFA for special permission to move on loan
from his Chinese club despite being outside the official transfer
window and Chelsea are keen to re-sign the striker.
FIFA said Wednesday it is considering the former Chelsea forward's
request for an exemption from international rules and Sportsmail
understands that the Stamford Bridge club are keen for the striker to
return to west London, even if it is just for a month.
'The FIFA administration services are looking into it,' FIFA said in a statement.
Drogba's season with Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua finished this month.
If FIFA grants Drogba's request, the 34-year-old Ivory Coast
captain could play for a new team to prepare for the African Cup of
Nations, which kicks off on January 19 in South Africa.
Existing rules prevent Drogba from representing another club until January 1.
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