I’m sorry to say this but He can no longer work under me again,I have told Him to find His way out now or risk contract termination soon”, Enzo Maresca angered by ONE Chelsea player style of play as He ask Him to leave the club now – Not Jackson and Not Madueke

I regret to inform you that he is no longer able to collaborate with me. I have instructed him to either seek alternative employment or face the imminent termination of his contract. Enzo Maresca is incensed by the manner of play of a single Chelsea player and has requested that he depart the club immediately. Not Madueke and Not Jackson

It has been regrettable for several exceptionally gifted players at Chelsea to not have been able to accumulate a greater number of minutes in the Premier League this season.

Enzo Maresca has been assigned the challenging responsibility of overseeing a group of athletes that is both remarkable and extensive.

Additionally, he has been constrained by the exceptional performances of several members of his starting lineup in the Premier League. There is a valid reason why players such as Cole Palmer and Moises Caicedo have started each and every league game.

This has resulted in some players competing for minutes in cup competitions, particularly the Conference League, where they lead the pack.

One player who has capitalised on opportunities when they have been presented to him is Christopher Nkunku. He has already achieved double digits in all competitions.

The situation under Enzo Maresca has left Christopher Nkunku feeling frustrated.
Nevertheless, he has only made one appearance in the Premier League this season, which was against Manchester City on the season’s opening day.

It is evident that this is not the outcome he anticipated upon signing with the club for £52 million, and there are now reports of his dissatisfaction with the outcome.

The Blues are reportedly willing to consider proposals for the Frenchman, as reported by The Telegraph. However, they would prefer to recoup the money they spent on his acquisition.

Manchester United enquire about the unfortunate Nkunku.
Manchester United reportedly enquired about the possibility of acquiring Nkunku as they prepared for the official appointment of their new manager, Ruben Amorim.

Palmer has characterised Nkunku as “unlucky” since his arrival at Chelsea, and ailments have undoubtedly contributed to his adversity in his first year at the club.

It is uncertain whether the France international will be granted another opportunity to demonstrate his abilities in one of his preferable positions in the Premier League.

Palmer and Nicolas Jackson have filled those duties in every game this season, and they have collaborated with tremendous success on numerous occasions.

The iconic balloon celebration at Stamford Bridge may be approaching its conclusion.