Chelsea academy product Tyrique George is edging closer to a January move as the 19-year-old seeks regular senior football away from Stamford Bridge.
The young winger–striker has struggled for opportunities in the first team, and with competition fierce under Enzo Maresca, George is now prepared to leave the club permanently in search of minutes that can accelerate his development. While Chelsea rate him highly, the player himself believes he can no longer afford to sit on the bench during such a crucial phase of his career.
A number of clubs are monitoring the situation, with Leeds United and Everton understood to be the most attentive. Both sides are looking to strengthen their attacking options in January, and George’s versatility — able to operate centrally or out wide — makes him an appealing long-term investment.

Leeds, currently fighting to drag themselves clear of relegation danger, need forwards with directness and creativity. Everton, meanwhile, are more stable in the table but remain short on attacking depth, and George’s potential ceiling makes him a player worth taking a chance on.
Across English football, the teenager is widely regarded as a high-upside talent: sharp movement, strong link-up play, and an eye for goal. Regular Premier League minutes — even at a smaller club — could speed up his development dramatically.
Where he lands next remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: Tyrique Georgewants to play, and with January approaching fast, the race for his signature is officially on.
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