Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca admitted that he was “unfair” with Christopher Nkunku this season.
Nkinka stuck firmly behind Nicolas Jackson in the order that started only three Premier League games, and was not the first option from a bench to replace Senegal International in Win on Monday 2-1 over West Ham United. Maresca initially turned to teenager Marc Guiu, before she eventually introduced Nkunka later.
There was time in winter transfer A window in which the future of Nkunku looked like it was away from Stamford Bridge. Bayern Munich agreed with personal terms with the Frenchman and wanted to sign him as a replacement for Tottenham’s Mathys tel, while Manchester United made his own deadline for Nkunk, only for both sides to find him Not wanting to listen to loan offers.
Nkinka sought a permanent transfer from Chelsea. But the blues wanted to approve of close to £ 70m, while both Bayern and United made a closer mark of £ 45 million, and the contract eventually crashed.
“Christisto was very good, very professional from day one,” Maresca said after winning Monday.
“I was probably at some moments with him because he probably deserves something more. But I hope he will be able to help us a little more from now on.”
The Pedro Net wing, which came down from the bench to achieve the equalization of Chelsea against West Ham, revealed to Mareca the incentive to all his replacements after the match.
“Of course, everyone wants to play, but it shows how important it is to have a team, everyone is there to help the team whether to start or come,” said Net club media.
“I think all the submarines played a big role. I was able to achieve the goal I was really pleased with and then you had Marc, Christo and a little [Gusto] Playing his role and even the trevoh [Chalobah] Defending yourself so well for the last five minutes or something.
“The manager also says that this is a team game and we all came in the second half to help guys, and we are all so happy to help us get three points.”
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