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Transfer: Chelsea announce deals for three players
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Transfer: Chelsea announce deals for three players

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Chelsea on Thursday announced transfer deals for three players.

The players are midfielder Ollie Harrison, winger Eva Hendle and goalkeeper Hudson Sands.

In a separate statement via its website, the Blues announced that Harrison has joined League One side Wimbledon on a season-long loan for the 2026-2027 campaign.

Harrison progressed through the ranks at Cobham since joining the Premier League west London club as an Under-16.

Similarly, Hendle has left Chelsea’s Women’s team to join Rangers on loan for the 2026-2027 season.

She joined the Chelsea Academy at the age of 12, having previously played in the London City Lionesses youth system.

Hendle signed her first professional contract with Chelsea until the summer of 2028, before going on loan.

Also, Sands left Chelsea to join Dulwich Hamlet on loan.

He joined Chelsea at the beginning of his Under-8 season after progressing through the pre-Academy programme.

Sands signed his first professional contract in October 2024, shortly after turning 17-years-old.

Transfer: Chelsea announce deals for three players

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