“He’s a very horrible player, I’ve never seen a worse player playing for a big club like him, it’s high time he starts learning Arabic and move to Saudi League”- Chelsea Legend John Terry says he saw something from Chelsea against Arsenal which he has never seen before in his entire life
“He’s a very horrible player, I’ve never seen a worse player playing for a big club like him, it’s high time he starts learning Arabic and move to Saudi League”- Chelsea Legend John Terry says he saw something from Chelsea against Arsenal which he has never seen before in his entire life
Some really talented players have been unfortunate to not capture more minutes in the Premier League at Chelsea this season so far.
Enzo Maresca has been handed the tough task of managing a seriously impressive yet large group of players.
He has also had his hands tied by the impressive performances of a number of his starting squad in the Premier League. The likes of Moises Caicedo and Cole Palmer have started every single league game for good reason.
This has left some scrapping for their minutes in the cup competitions, notably the Conference League where they currently sit top of the lot.
Christopher Nkunku is one player who has taken his chances when they have been afforded to him. He has already reached double digits in all competitions.
Christopher Nkunku frustrated under Enzo Maresca
However, he has just one Premier League start to his name this season, with that coming on the opening day of the season against Manchester City.
This is obviously not what he was hoping for when he joined the club for £52m, and reports are now beginning to emerge surrounding his unhappiness at the situation.
According to The Telegraph, the Blues are actually prepared to listen to offers for the Frenchman, although would want to regain the money they spent on signing him in the first place.
Manchester United ask about ‘unlucky’ Nkunku
Manchester United reportedly asked about signing Nkunku, with them preparing for their new manager Ruben Amorim to officially take the reins.
Palmer has described Nkunku as ‘unlucky’ since he joined Chelsea, with injuries certainly playing a big part in his rough start to life at the club.
It remains to be see if the France international will be handed another chance to prove himself in one of his preferred positions in the Premier League.
Those roles have been occupied every game this season by Palmer and Nicolas Jackson, with the duo combining on a number of occasion to great effect.
Time could be running out on the iconic balloon celebration at Stamford Bridge.
