Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk have agreed a deal to play their Champions League home games at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium this season.
Shakhtar have not been able to use their Donbas Arena since 2014, when Russia annexed the Donetsk region.
Instead, they have played domestic games in Kyiv and Lviv, while their European fixtures have been hosted by clubs in Germany, Slovenia and Poland.
The switch to Stamford Bridge is subject to regulatory approvals, but Chelsea, who failed to qualify for Europe last season, hope to be able to offer Shakhtar and the club's supporters a home in west London.
"Shakhtar have played in countries across Europe and we look forward to welcoming them to London for their Champions League campaign this year," Chelsea said in a statement on Friday.
"We will be working with the Shakhtar team closely over the coming weeks to ensure that matchdays run safely and smoothly for their team and supporters."
Shakhtar, who had also reportedly explored west London club Brentford as an option for their European home matches, welcomed the agreement with Chelsea.
"Playing our Champions League home matches at Stamford Bridge is a special opportunity for Shakhtar. We are grateful to Chelsea Football Club for the opportunity to host our games at this special venue," the club said.
"Stamford Bridge is one of the most famous stadiums in world football, with an incredible history and atmosphere.
"We are convinced that Shakhtar's matches in London will provide unforgettable emotions for Ukrainian and English fans."