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Filip Jorgensen, a 24-year-old goalkeeper from Chelsea, is on the verge of completing his loan move to RC Strasbourg. The deal was set for signing after Chelsea gave the green light on Sunday, August 9th, and it will be a direct loan, without a purchase option.
Filip Jorgensen leaves Chelsea for Strasbourg
The agreement will allow Jorgensen to seek the minutes he has not found at Stamford Bridge with Strasbourg. Last season, he played 12 matches with Chelsea in all competitions, explaining his search for more playing time.
This move also marks a change from the situation in 2025 when Jorgensen had turned down a loan to the same club. A year later, circumstances are different: the goalkeeper had expressed his desire to leave Chelsea due to the lack of playing time, and now the deal is almost finalized.
Jorgensen joined Chelsea from Villarreal in 2024, in a deal close to 25 million euros. Since then, he has played 36 games with the English team, keeping 11 clean sheets, but has not been able to secure a regular starting position.
The competition in Chelsea's goalkeeping department also influenced his situation. Robert Sanchez remains one of the main options for the first team, while Mike Penders, a 20-year-old, returned to the club environment after a season with Strasbourg.

Strasbourg brings in Filip Jorgensen without a purchase option
The deal involves a direct loan, without a buyout clause, so Jorgensen will return to Chelsea at the end of the agreed period unless both clubs negotiate another arrangement later on.
The deal also fits into the relationship between Chelsea and Strasbourg, both integrated into the BlueCo structure. The French club had previously received players from the London club in past seasons, and Penders was one of the latest pieces loaned between the two entities.
For Strasbourg, bringing in Jorgensen fulfills the need for a goalkeeper with experience at the highest level of football. L'Équipe had reported on July 28th that the French club was looking for a starting goalkeeper, and negotiations with the Danish player were well advanced.
Chelsea had allowed Jorgensen to leave their preseason camp in Australia to return to Europe and resolve his future. This move was seen as a sign that his departure was imminent, especially after interest from other clubs had also emerged.
Now, with Chelsea's authorization granted and the paperwork completed, the next step is to formalize the agreement. Filip Jorgensen will join Strasbourg on a loan without a purchase option, while Chelsea will retain his contract rights for the upcoming season.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jorgensen ficha por el "filial" del Chelsea
