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Talks over Sturge Millwall switch at advanced stage

Talks over Sturge Millwall switch at advanced stage

BBC News11-06-2025
Millwall are in advanced talks to keep Chelsea defender Zak Sturge at the club on a permanent basis.The 20-year-old made a loan move to the Lions in February, with the deal running until the end of the season.He made just five league appearances, though the Championship side are keen to sign him.Sturge's Chelsea contract runs until the summer of 2026.Arriving at Stamford Bridge from Brighton in 2023, Sturge has also spent time on loan at Peterborough.
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