Bolton would lend Chelsea keeper Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has
offered to lend his Chelsea counterpart, Jose Mourinho, one of his
goalkeepers.
Chelsea are without their first-choice stoppers after both Petr
Cech and Carlo Cudicini suffered head injuries during Saturday's
win against Reading.
A Bolton spokesman said: "Sam suggested that if we can get keepers
out on loan, then we will consider it.
"He said yesterday if Jose or Chelsea come enquiring about them, we
will certainly talk to them."
Under Premier League rules, Chelsea would have to apply to the
board if they wanted to draft in a temporary goalkeeper.
The board have discretion to allow their request if they consider
the circumstances to be exceptional.
Uefa rules, which apply to the Champions League, also allow a club
to bring in a temporary stopper if they have two keepers ruled out
by long-term injury or illness.
The club must announce the change to Uefa 24 hours before the
goalkeeper will be expected to play.
With Jussi Jaaskelainen firmly in place as the Bolton number one,
Allardyce has former England international Ian Walker, Oman
international Ali Al-Habsi and trainee Chris Howarth waiting in the
wings.
Al-Habsi moved to the Reebok Stadium in the January transfer window
but has yet to make any appearances for the club while Walker has
only played once this season in the Carling Cup.
Cech faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines after undergoing
surgery on a depressed fracture of his skull.
Cudicini was also concussed and carried off during the match but
was released from hospital later on Saturday.
The Italian was well enough to visit the club's training ground on
Monday where he gave Chelsea TV an update on his progress.
"I'm ok. Just a little bit of a headache but apart from that,
ok.
"I've had a lot of messages, from here, from Italy, and I use this
occasion to thank everybody for their concern about my
situation."
The Italian, however, is doubtful for Wednesday's Champions League
home tie against Barcelona and Chelsea are likely to turn to third
choice keeper Hilario.