Chelsea’s player is able to exit club during January transfer period after only half a year.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, the talented midfielder from Chelsea, has faced some challenges when it comes to getting playing time in the top-flight under Enzo Maresca. Despite only joining the club six months ago, reports have emerged that he may be allowed to leave during the upcoming January transfer window.

Chelsea spent a hefty sum of £30m to acquire Dewsbury-Hall from his former club Leicester City, where Maresca also used to manage. However, since his arrival at Stamford Bridge, the 26-year-old has only been able to play for 55 minutes in five Premier League matches under Maresca.

According to the Daily Mail, there have been talks about Dewsbury-Hall leaving the club in search of regular game time, with a potential return to Leicester being mentioned. The Mirror has also reported that Chelsea is open to offers for the player and Maresca is happy for him to go on loan.

Currently, Dewsbury-Hall earns a substantial weekly salary of £80,000 at Chelsea and is under contract until 2029. If he does join Leicester on loan, it is expected that Chelsea will continue to contribute towards his wages.

Maresca revealed last month that Dewsbury-Hall initially struggled with the fact that he was not a regular starter at Chelsea. The Italian coach stated, "Kiernan was the most important player at Leicester. He moved to Chelsea to be another player." However, he also acknowledged that the midfielder has been working hard and is happy with his progress.

In his 14 appearances for Chelsea so far, Dewsbury-Hall has scored his first goal for the club in their 4-2 win over Gent in the Conference League back in October. Maresca believes that the player needs to continue working hard and be ready to seize any opportunities that come his way, like he has been doing in the Conference League.

Overall, while Dewsbury-Hall may have faced some challenges in adapting to his role at Chelsea, he remains a valuable player for the team and has shown his potential in the matches he has played.

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