Considering Premier League loans

In the Premier League, clubs can indeed engage in loan agreements. While domestic loans are capped at two players, bigger clubs usually hesitate to loan stars to rivals. There have been exceptions, like Chelsea loaning to Arsenal. Since 2016, emergency loans have been abolished, allowing standard loans in transfer windows. It seems unlikely a significant player would be loaned to a rival, especially considering Manchester United's midfield needs. If the user wants, I can verify further with sources and present a concise summary on this, including options for translation.Responding in Chinese

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The rumor involves Manchester United wanting to loan Chelsea's Conor Gallagher in January for World Cup placement. The Premier League allows domestic loans, but it's rare between top competitors. Gallagher's contract situation is uncertain. If the user wants, I can summarize various reports on this topic. What specific details do they want, like sources, credibility ratings, or tactical fit?