I’m not really impressed with the way he plays the game that’s the reason he has been on the bench this whole time. I am ready to sell him at half price just to get rid of him” – Enzo Maresca has expressed dissatisfaction with a £62 million-rated star, raising questions about their future. Chelsea may face pressure to offload the player at a reduced price, with Maresca’s concerns potentially influencing the club’s valuation amid financial considerations and strategic decisions.

 

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca reportedly remains unconvinced by a £62 million signing in his squad, fueling speculation that the club is eager to offload the player during the January transfer window.

As Chelsea prepares to face Bundesliga strugglers Heidenheim in the Europa Conference League, the club’s transfer priorities continue to dominate headlines. Despite their strong Premier League start, the futures of several players, including Mykhailo Mudryk, remain uncertain.

Mudryk, who joined Chelsea for £62 million, has shown glimpses of his potential but has struggled for consistent opportunities. Former Manchester United scout Mick Brown revealed that Chelsea might look to sell Mudryk in January, possibly at a steep discount, with offers around £30 million anticipated.

 

Brown suggested that Mudryk’s performance hasn’t met expectations under Maresca, and his hefty contract poses challenges for potential suitors. Chelsea may ultimately accept financial losses to streamline their squad and focus on players better aligned with Maresca’s vision.