Fifth of the Premier League and qualified for the final of Conference League, Chelsea, determined to find the Champions League next season, keeps her destiny in hand. Yes but here, in addition to sporting considerations, the London club is preparing to experience a chaotic summer transfer window. This Saturday, the Daily Mail Recalls, as such, that the Blues will quickly determine the future of … 16 players currently loaned by the club. A situation that should provide some headache to the current manager, Enzo Maresca.
From João Félix to Andrey Santos via Axel Disasi, Lesley Ugochukwu, Djordje Petrovic, Renato Veiga, Ben Chilwell, Carney Chukwuemeka, Raheem Sterling, Armando Broja, Kepa Arrizabalaga, Mike Penders, Caleb Wiley, Alfie Gilchrist Humphreys or Deivid Washington, loaned to Santos until next December, Chelsea is preparing to (re) welcome many faces. A scenario that does not do the affairs of the London management, determined to rebalance its workforce in recent months.
Chelsea, misfortune is in the loan!
Unfortunately for the residents of Stamford Bridge, the performances carried out by the majority of the loaned players do not really give satisfaction to the clubs concerned. As a result, many returns are expected. This Friday, The Athletic In particular cited the example of Axel Disasi, on loan from Aston Villa. Author of noticed beginnings, the French international ultimately failed to impress Unai Emery and a comeback on the London side currently seems inevitable.
For the rest, fourteen other loaned stars should return to Chelsea this summer, including Joao Felix, from AC Milan, Raheem Sterling (Arsenal) and Kepa Arrizabalaga (Bournemouth). If the first two cities disappoint during this exercise, Arrizabalaga convinced him with the aim of the Cherries. However, the 30 -year -old – who was linked to a return to Real Madrid according to Mundo Deportivo – should also return to London, moreover, at a time when Robert Sanchez is criticized for certain little successful performances. You will understand, the Sports Department of Blues is not likely to be unemployed during the summer …
