Chelsea made a big decision for the Marc Guiu flop!

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By: Manu Tournoux

“Chelsea arrived and paid for Marc Guiu's clause. For all players who want to leave Barça, the doors are open. But there is no other place like Barça. They will realize it later “. Here is what Joan Laporta, president of FC Barcelona said last October. A few months after this spike sent to the symbol of the Barcelona formation, difficult to prove the boss of the cubs wrong. Arrived in Chelsea against a check for 6 million euros, the amount of his release clause, Marc Guiu lives for the time being more than contrasting on the side of London…

Overwhelmed in the hierarchy and little helped by the 4-2-3-1 system of his coach, the young Spanish prodigy does not really enter the plans of Enzo Maresca. The situation is simple: during exercise 2024-2025, the native of Granollers only played 16 small games (619 minutes of play). Despite 6 goals scored in Conference League, the right -hander of 1m87 is therefore found at the crossroads of the paths and a question returns with insistence during this summer period: what meaning to give to his career? This Friday, Sport devotes some lines to the situation of the 19 -year -old striker.

Chelsea hopes for a loan in England

At a time when the blues, titled during the Club World Cup, continue to panic the transfer market (Kendry Páez, Mamadou Sarr, Dário Essugo, Estevao, Liam Delap, Joao Pedro and Jamie Gittens), Marc Guiu could experience a very different fate. According to the Spanish media, the one who sees his contract running until June 2029 (+ an optional year) is more than ever on the list of candidates at the start. Indeed, Chelsea would have opened the doors to the loan of the Catalan striker, aware of the extreme competition on the front of the attack.

If a start seems inevitable, blues do not intend to do anything, however. With this in mind, Sport Add that residents of Stamford Bridge do not want to include any purchase options in the possible future deal. The objective is clear: lending the Spanish crack – preferably in England – so that the latter continues to progress and returns more armed. While the transfer window is in full swing, it remains to be seen whether a premier league stable will be positioned, or not, on the former Masia player …