” I think it’s high time the leave my beloved Club I don’t need them anymore from one injury to another- Chelsea Manager Mauricio Pochettino has informed Todd Boehly he wants to get rid of 2 Chelsea FLOP player in Summer transfer
Following a dismal season for Chelsea, Mauricio Pochettino is allegedly furious with two of the club’s players.
The expectation was that Pochettino would take Chelsea back to the top of the Premier League after the club spent a significant amount of money during the summer transfer window on players such as Moises Caicedo, Nicolas Jackson, and Cole Palmer.
However, the 23/24 season has been a great disappointment for the Blues, as they are presently ninth in the league standings, sixteen points behind fifth-placed Aston Villa, and a whopping 27 points behind Arsenal, who are currently in first position.
At this time, it has been said that Pochettino and his coaches have been given the impression that two of their players have failed to impress them.
According to Football Insider, insiders have informed the magazine that the coaching staff at Chelsea are dissatisfied with the lack of effect that wingers Mykhailo Mudryk and Raheem Sterling have been able to provide.
As a result of his £88 million transfer to the club in 2023, Ukrainian winger Mudryk has only managed to achieve six goals and three assists in 33 games this season. This is far less than what was anticipated following his arrival.
In terms of Sterling, the England international has joined Chelsea for a total of 38 matches across all competitions during the 23/24 season, where he has scored eight goals and assisted on eight others.
It has also been suggested that as a consequence of this, Chelsea will be looking to acquire a new winger when the summer transfer window opens.
Nico Williams, a talented player for Athletic Bilbao, has been the subject of speculation about a summer transfer to Stamford Bridge over the last several weeks.
During a press conference after their match against Sheffield United, which ended in a 2-2 tie, Pochettino said, “It is about being able to compete.” Our ability to compete in games of this kind [against teams of lower quality] is proving to be difficult for a variety of reasons.
“Perhaps it is due to the fact that this group does not possess the maturity level necessary to play in games every three days.”
“It is a new team with profiles in the squad that we are studying,” said the Chelsea manager. “We are learning about every member of the group.” This is the reason why the process of putting up a team usually takes some time. It does not involve any kind of wizardry [clicks fingers].
When we discuss projects, we often speak about them over a period of three to five years. Even if it is a typical procedure, we are attempting to find a solution to this kind of issue. When we reach the conclusion of the season, we need to conduct an evaluation of the team to determine what we are lacking and make an effort to increase the number of players who are capable of providing answers to the problems that we are experiencing right now.
