Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca He has now secured an update of Nicolas Jackson and Marc Guiu’s injury after a duo held problems against West Ham United on Monday night.
Blues edge next to a hammer
Blues tried their best but returned in the winning ways Premier league With a 2-1 victory against London rival West Ham United on Monday night. Marescina’s side went down on a break on the break, and Jarrod Bowen opened the scoring late in the first half, but Pedro Net effort and Aaron Wan-Bissak turned their own goal after the clue.
Chelsea’s chief was happy With the performance of his part, insisting that this is an honest result at his press conference after the match: “We had more than 10 shots in the first half. We had a clear chance in the first half, but unfortunately, we missed the target. With some changes the game changed. All in all, we completely deserved to win.”
The only cause of concern will be the fact that Jackson had to be withdrawn at the beginning of the second half after holding a knock, before picking up the question of his own late, although the young man could eventually see the match.
The sponge seemed to be injured when he went down a tunnel, which would cause some concern for the blues ventilators, especially since the portable window closed shortly after a lot of working hours.
However, Maresca has now provided a relatively promising update On the blows held by the attacking duo, saying: “To be honest, they both told me they were fine, so I hope none of them have been injured.”
Of course, the couple will evaluate the medical team, but it is encouraged that no player was too injured in the right after the game.
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Gui impresses when they are given the opportunity
It was the breakthrough of the season for the 19-year-old at Stamford Bridge, scoring six goals in multiple playing games of conference leagues, so it’s no wonder he was handed over the increasing options for setting up the first team.
Jackson, on the other hand, has progressed somewhat since the flying start of the Premier League season began, failed to achieve his last eight matches, which stretched to a 2-1 victory against Brentford in December.
The 23-year-old is also consistently weaker in terms of non-finalty goals in the last year, it is an average of just 0.47 Goals of 90 despite xg of 0.58 per 90.
As such, it might be worthwhile to consider surrendering to Gui’s first start of the Premier League in the next few weeks, provided his recent injury problem is nothing but intimidation.
