Marko Marin

It's a cold Thursday night, somewhere in Central Europe.

What's Kraken? Talk amongst yourselves.

Marko Marin's time at Stamford Bridge hasn't been particularly successful, and his agent is claiming that several clubs have inquired about picking him up on loan for the rest of the season. Sounds good to me.

Harry Redknapp's side might finally have turned things around. They got a stunning result at Stamford Bridge, downing local rivals Chelsea.

Marko Marin didn't rule out a future loan spell to get himself regular playing time, but threw cold water on the idea of a move in the short term

Roberto di Matteo has confirmed that Marko Marin is back from his latest injury, and that the little German might even feature in the match against Manchester United on Sunday.

Following a 5-0 shellacking of Wolverhampton, Chelsea U21 are second in their group, with a game in-hand and just one point behind both Manchester City and Liverpool. This one is live on Chelsea...

Marko Marin has resumed light training.

David Luiz is expected to be fit for Saturday

Roberto di Matteo says that Marko Marin might not be back before the international break, which means that the hamstring injury will have kept the German international out for six weeks.