With the transfer window closing soon, Chelsea finds itself in a difficult situation. The club’s spending has been heavy, yet the focus has now shifted to cutting costs and complying with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules (PSR).
The challenge is selling high-earning players like Raheem Sterling, who still has three years left on his £325,000-a-week contract.
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Sterling, once an essential player, was recently dropped by coach Enzo Maresca, raising questions about his future at Chelsea. Despite moments of brilliance, his time at the club has been mostly underwhelming.
The club wants to move on, but with limited interest from other teams, finding a buyer could be tricky.
Maresca faces the challenge of managing a bloated squad with little space left in the dressing room.
Established players like Conor Gallagher, Trevoh Chalobah, and Ben Chilwell have been sidelined as the club prioritizes younger talent. Players feel confused and uncertain, with Sterling just one of many caught in this chaotic situation.
Chelsea’s constant changes have led to instability, making it hard for anyone to settle in. With the clock ticking on the transfer window, the club’s decisions could create more problems than solutions.
