Chelsea director Enzo maresca He now gave an injury to Nicolas Jackson and Marc Guiu, after the Duo maintained issues against West Ham United on Monday night.
Blues edge beyond the hammers
Blues did hard work but returned to victorious ways in the Premier League With a 2-1 win against London opponents West Ham United on Monday night. Maresca’s side went to a break in the break, with Jarrod Bowen opening the scoring late in the first half, but an attempt by Pedro Neto and an Aaron Wan-Bissaka, returned the game around time.
Chelsea’s boss was happy With the performance of his side, insisting that it was a fair result at the press conference after the race: “We had over 10 shots in the first half, we had a clear chance in the first half, but unfortunately we lost the goal, with some changes that changed the game, overall were completely worth winning.”
The only reason for concern will be the fact that Jackson had to retire early in the second half after undermining a blow, before Guiu got an issue of his own late, though the young man was finally able to see the race.
The Spaniard appeared to be injured when he went down the tunnel, which would have caused some concern for Blues fans, especially taking into account the transfer window that ended shortly after full -time.
However, Maresca has now provided a relatively promising update About the bumps suffered by the aggressive twin, saying: “To be honest and both told me it is okay, so we hope none of them are injured.”
Of course, the couple will be evaluated by the medical team, but it is encouraging that no player was very wounded immediately after the game.
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It was an important time for the 19 -year -old Stamford Bridge, scoring six goals in so many conference championship games, so it is not strange that he has surrendered to the first team.
Jackson, on the other hand, has fallen somewhat since he made a flight to the Premier League era, failing to score in his last eight matches, extending back to a 2-1 win against Bradford in December.
The 23-year-old has also been consistently downgraded in terms of non-spiritual goals in the past year, with average 0.47 Targets per 90 rather than a xg 0.58 per 90.
Therefore, it may be worth Maresca to consider Guiu his first Premier League to start in the coming weeks, providing that the recent issue of injury is nothing more than a terrorism.
2025-02-04 14:18:00
