November 24th 2024.
There's been some chatter around Stamford Bridge lately about one of Chelsea's new players, Enzo Maresca, possibly leaving the club despite only joining less than six months ago. Chelsea made some major signings this past summer, spending over £200m under the guidance of Todd Boehly. However, while some players like Pedro Neto have performed well since their arrival, others like Joao Felix and Jadon Sancho have struggled to make an impact on the pitch.
One player in particular, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, has had a tough time since his £30m move from Leicester City. According to former Chelsea midfielder Emmanuel Petit, Dewsbury-Hall could be heading for a loan move soon as he "looks like the new Danny Drinkwater." This comparison may not sit well with some Chelsea fans, as Drinkwater's time at the club was largely unremarkable, with only 23 appearances over five years before being released.
Dewsbury-Hall was part of the Championship-winning Leicester squad under Maresca last season, but has struggled to secure a spot in the starting lineup this season. Petit, in an interview with Casino Hawks, expressed his concern for the player's future at Chelsea, advising potential transfer targets to carefully consider their options before joining the club. "They have splashed so much money and bought so many young talented players that they have two or three teams in the dressing room," he said.
While Dewsbury-Hall's future may be uncertain, Petit believes that Pedro Neto could prove to be Chelsea's "signing of the season." The former Wolves winger has impressed with his performances on the left-hand side, taking advantage of opportunities where other players have faltered. Petit also praised Neto for his role in improving the team's fluidity and movement up front. "He is often the main threat for Chelsea and now it's just about improving his goals and assist stats," Petit said.
Chelsea's recent victory over Leicester further solidifies their strong start to the season, despite initial doubts. They currently sit at third place in the Premier League, tied in points with London rivals Arsenal. As they continue to prove their critics wrong, it's clear that Maresca's leadership is making a positive impact on the team.
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