After passing a medical examination with flying colors, it is now done and dusted that Nigeria international Kenneth Omeruo will be on the books of Europa League champions Chelsea in the 2013-2014 season.

Liverpool are showing interest in taking young Chelsea defender Kenneth Omeruo on loan. Swansea and West Bromwich Albion have also expressed an interest in the Nigeria international.

Omeruo, 19, has been granted a five year work permit by the Home Office but Chelsea want to loan him out so he can develop. The Nigeria centre-back can also play right-back.

Chelsea had farmed out the 19 - year - old central defender to Dutch club ADO Den Haag to gain regular first team action.

'Kenneth Omeruo is delighted with his return to Chelsea. The main squad is in the United States.

'For now, he has to train with the Under 21 team until they get back. And he took part in training on Saturday morning.



Kenneth Omeruo has been handed the number 51 jersey by the Londoners.

http://futbolgist.com/2013/08/05/liverpool-hoping-to-bring-in-chelsea-defender-omeruo-on-loan/

A member of the Super Eagles winning team, I strongly believe he needs game time to develop so it might not be a good move to go a team like Liverpool for now.

futbolman:

A member of the Super Eagles winning team, I strongly believe he needs game time to develop so it might not be a good move to go a team like Liverpool for now.

What he needs is playing time and if Liverpool will give him the opportunity to actualising playing time, I think he should go.

I don't believe all these gossips until the manager speaks. Na so arsenalk sign Higiune, suarez, torres, drogba, dzeko, roney, lamard, terry etc

nerodenero: What he needs is playing time and if Liverpool will give him the opportunity to actualising playing time, I think he should go.

Do you actually think he can confidently stake a claim to a first team shirt there now, with the likes of Martin Skrtel, Daniel Agger and Kolo Toure in their ranks? That's a tall order for a youngster in a competitive league like EPL.