Chesterfield football club's neighbors, Chelsea, and Crystal Palace have a long history of transferring players between each other.
The two clubs are currently in discussions over central defenders, with an agreement potentially leading to them swapping players.
Chelsea's Trevoh Chalobah impressed during a loan spell at Crystal Palace two years ago, and the Blues are now willing to sell him permanently.
At the same time, Chelsea are keen to sign Maxence Lacroix from Crystal Palace, but the World Cup has slowed down negotiations, as both players are still committed to their respective national teams.
The obvious solution to this situation would be for each club to sign the defender from the other, allowing them to complete the transfer arrangement with relative ease.
However, this would require both players to be keen on the move, and both clubs would need to be willing to meet each other's demands.
The next couple of weeks will be crucial in determining the future of these two players, and whether they will be able to secure deals with their desired clubs.
In other news, another experienced Premier League defender may be on the move as a result of his club's relegation.
West Ham are likely to be forced into a sale, and a major target for one of their rivals is reportedly available at a reasonable price.
