Chelsea is currently under surveillance of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) concerning the treatment reserved for Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi according to the Daily Mail. The two players, recruited for a total of 85 million pounds, or nearly 97 million euros, were sidelined by the manager Enzo Maresca. Sterling, whose loan in Arsenal last season had been rather disappointing, declined the Napoli offer, preferring to stay in London. For his part, Disasi rejected proposals from Bournemouth and West Ham, the player preferred to return to Monaco, but that failed. The two players therefore train individually in Cobham, far from the first team, pending a possible departure in January, while benefiting from specific follow -up to maintain their physical condition.
At a press conference, Maresca confirmed that there was no room for them in her current group. “Since the start of the season, I haven't seen any of them, they have been training at another schedule on another land”he explained, highlighting the total separation with the main workforce. Despite this delicate situation for Sterling and Disasi, Chelsea continues to perform in the Premier League, remaining undefeated before his first C1 defeat against Bayern Munich on Wednesday evening. Disasi had been loaned to the side of Aston Villa during the last winter transfer window.
