Chelsea's Big Decisions: Who Stays, Who Leaves and What Alonso Must Fix!
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As a Chelsea supporter, there are some things happening around the club that I think are worth talking about. With the January transfer window getting closer, I believe this is a period where Chelsea need to make some important decisions about certain players and the direction the team is going.
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One of the stories that actually caught my attention recently is the reported interest from Manchester United and Manchester City in Malo Gusto. To be honest, I won't be surprised if Chelsea decide to allow him leave. Since Palestra arrived, competition for the right-back position has become stronger and Gusto's playing time could become a problem.
I like Gusto as a player, but football is not just about being at a big club. Every player wants to play regularly and improve his career. If the manager doesn't see him as an important part of his plans, I think allowing him to leave could be a good decision for both sides. Chelsea can make some money from the transfer while Gusto gets the opportunity to play more football elsewhere.
Another thing I'm looking forward to is the return of our injured players, especially João Pedro. We have really missed his presence in the attack, and I believe his return will give the team more options going forward. Hopefully, he recovers fully and comes back stronger.
Cole Palmer is another player we cannot afford to lose for too long. His England teammate Morgan Rogers recently defended him against suggestions that he lacks commitment to his country. For me, Palmer is one of those players who can change a game with just one moment of brilliance. We need him fit and happy.
There is also something positive about young goalkeeper Mike Penders receiving recognition for his impressive save against Sunderland. It's good seeing our young players getting attention for their performances and I believe he grow to become one of the best goalkeeper in the world.
Our next match against Leeds United will be another opportunity for Chelsea to show what they are capable of.
I still believe in what Xabi Alonso is trying to build. But I also understand that building a successful team takes time, patience and the right decisions.
As Chelsea fans, we just want to see our club moving in the right direction.
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