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Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech could be granted permission by club owner Roman Abramovich to move to another Premier League side, according to a report in the press.

Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech will reportedly be allowed to move to another Premier League club in the summer.

Cech is thought to be on the radars of both Manchester United and Arsenal, with The Telegraph suggesting that Blues owner Roman Abramovich will give the keeper special dispensation to remain in England despite Jose Mourinho's preference of selling him to a foreign club.

The same newspaper also reports that official talks over the player's future are due to take place on June 12, after the Czech Republic's Euro 2016 qualifier against Iceland.

Cech has made 494 appearances for the club and won four league titles at Stamford Bridge.

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