- Loanees to be dropped against Chelsea.
- Mount and Tomori would not feature against parent club.
Chelsea were drawn to face Championship side Derby County in the next round of the Carabao Cup competition.
Derby County are currently being managed by former Chelsea player Frank Lampard and also have Chelsea loanees Mason Mount and Fikayo Tomori playing for them.
A report from ESPN suggested that EFL rules prohibit loan players from facing their parent clubs.
However, it is ultimately down to the permission of the parent club and Chelsea can decide if the duo play or not.
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Meanwhile, Chelsea have no intention of allowing the youngsters play a part for Derby County in the Carabao Cup game.
The youngsters have impressed at Derby under Frank Lampard since they made the loan move.
They’ll be available for the clash, like they were in the last round when they eliminated Manchester United at Old Trafford on penalties after a 2 all draw at full time.
According to the report from ESPN, Chelsea ensure that players who leave the club on loan have a clause in their contract that bars them from playing against their parent club.
Therefore, if the loanee’s club gets drawn against Chelsea in a cup competition, they are effectively ineligible to play the game.
savechelsea.net also reported that wilson claims derby can beat chelsea in carabao cup.
Harry Wilson has warned Chelsea that Derby boss and Chelsea legend Frank Lampard is keen to cause an upset when both sides meet in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday.
Lampard who established himself as Chelsea’s record goalscorer before he left makes an emotional return to Stamford Bridge on Wednesday but as an opposition manager.
