loan deal from Chelsea after the striker labelled his stint at
Selhurst Park as "terrible".
The England Under-21 international moved to Palace on a
season-long deal in July but found first-team opportunities
difficult to come by under Alan Pardew.
Following Palace's 0-0 draw with Swansea City on
December 28, Bamford stated his intention to end the deal
early, telling reporters: "It has been terrible. No one wants to
sit on the bench and not play."
@Patrick_Bamford has returned to@ChelseaFC following his loan spell at #CPFC . More- https://t.co/k3h8tVcuDU pic.twitter.com/rza0Gem5DF— Crystal Palace FC (@CPFC) January 4, 2016
Bamford later apologised for his remarks, saying they were
taken out of context, but the 22-year-old has now
returned to Stamford Bridge.
A host of Premier League clubs and Championship leaders
Middlesbrough are reported to be interested in signing
Bamford - who has previously spent time on loan with MK
Dons and Derby County.
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