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After spending two years on separate loan deals, Chelsea defender Alcides, will once again be spending a year away from Stamford Bridge, as he will be plying his trade in Ukraine.

Chelsea's 23-year old Brazilian rear-guard, Alcides first arrived in Europe in 2003, from Brazilian side Vitoria, playing a handful of games for Schalke, before eventually joining the West London club.

The Stamford Bridge side, however, seem keen on shipping Alcides out on loan. Perhaps they view the Sao-Paulo born defender as having a better chance of first team football at clubs such as Benfica, then PSV, and now Ukranian side; Dnjepr Dnjepropetrovsk.

He is expected to return to London at the end of the year.

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Dnjepr Dnjepropetrovsk? They used to be a good side in the 80s, I think, reached the later stages of the UCL once or twice I think. They're in the UEFA Cup this season as well, so it will be European football at the least.

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