Chelsea midfielder Victor Moses is in talks with Spartak Moscow abut joining the Russian club on loan.
The 29-year old saw a return to Inter Milan fall through on deadline day after completing a loan spell under manager Antonio Conte. Subsequently, Spartak have opened discussions with an option to make the deal permanent for £8m.
With another week left in the Russian transfer window, Spartak are hoping to secure Moses as a right wing-back for their side, after previously asking about Serge Aurier at Tottenham and Watford's Kiko Femenia.
As it stands, Moses is out of contract next summer and a deal with Spartak will see him complete his sixth spell away from Chelsea after joining the club in 2012.
Moses joined the club from Wigan Athletic and has made over 120 appearances for the Stamford Bridge.
According to reports, Moses is not apart of Frank Lampard's plans going forwards and the Blues manager is keen to broker a deal to balance the books after the club's summer spending spree.
Chelsea goalkeeper Nathan Baxter in another player to depart from Stamford Bridge after joining Accrington Stanley on a season loan.
Having spent the previous campaign with Ross County in the Scottish Premiership, the 21-year-old has made the move to the league one club for the following season.
Baxter's move will see him become the third Chelsea player to join Accrington this summer, with Tariq Uwakwe and Jon Russell also joining on season-long loan deals.
Accrington are currently ninth in League One having won two and lost two of their opening four fixtures, and host Rochdale this weekend.