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Transfer: Sarr set for LaLiga move as Chelsea sanction loan
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Transfer: Sarr set for LaLiga move as Chelsea sanction loan

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Chelsea defender, Mamadou Sarr is set to join LaLiga club, Real Sociedad on loan during this summer’s transfer window.

L’Équipe reports that Sarr will join Real Sociedad on loan from Chelsea until the end of the season.

The Senegalese international will be hoping to gain regular playing time in Spain.

Sarr is now set for his second loan spell away from the Blues. He was previously loaned back to Strasbourg after Chelsea completed a permanent deal to sign him.

He is expected to undergo a medical with Real Sociedad before their next LaLiga game against Espanyol on Saturday.

Transfer: Sarr set for LaLiga move as Chelsea sanction loan

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