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This is the ugliness of Chelsea management that looks very bad in recruiting which ends very funny.
Mudryk from the beginning was doubted by most of the fans but actually for me it all depends on the coach and management who improve the talent he has. I'm not saying Mudryk is bad but he just needs support and a coach who is really experienced to be able to appear with the talent he wants.
But back to Chelsea management who are always unable to improve the talent of the players and waste money in vain. And if the rumor comes true, it is likely that Mudryk will be released at a cheap price and a team like Dortmund will likely get him.

This is the ugliness of Chelsea management that looks very bad in recruiting which ends very funny.
Mudryk from the beginning was doubted by most of the fans but actually for me it all depends on the coach and management who improve the talent he has. I'm not saying Mudryk is bad but he just needs support and a coach who is really experienced to be able to appear with the talent he wants.
But back to Chelsea management who are always unable to improve the talent of the players and waste money in vain. And if the rumor comes true, it is likely that Mudryk will be released at a cheap price and a team like Dortmund will likely get him.

I agree with you regarding the potential influence of the team's environment on a player's performance. Joao Felix certainly didn't seem to thrive at Atletico Madrid, despite La Liga being generally thought of as less demanding than the Premier League. His issues with the coach and lack of support from fans likely affected his confidence and overall comfort. So, there's a chance that he might do better back at Chelsea, given that the environment seems more supportive and he's already familiar with it. But then again, Chelsea's team dynamic is prone to change, as we've seen from their history. The potential for the team to slip back into their old disarray could pose a challenge for Felix. Only time will tell how he'll perform in his return to the Premier League.

With the dismissal at the beginning of this season is very vulnerable because why many clubs do not want to lose momentum at the beginning that makes them far behind like what Roma management did they have thought hard enough because De Rossi is also a legend there but what can be done all for the sake of the club and I think this is the right choice, and with this decision there will definitely be a lot of pressure for them who this weekend will meet the current Serie A leaders Udinese of course their coaching staff must think hard so as not to lose points again at home.

And currently Roma management has shown interest in Iban Juri who comes from Croatia, he has a good thing in developing talent and Roma is interested in him because he is like Gesperini at Atalanta in terms of style I think this is the right choice for this city club to bring in Ivan Juri who is already quite experienced.

Mudryk is also listed? Not surprised though. He couldn't meet the expectations for a really long time.    Chelsea haven't been doing great for years, that's the truth. However this can't be an excuse at the same time.

Just look at Palmer for example. He has been showing an enormous level of performance despite the struggles of the team. He had the biggest role in climbing many positions on the final weeks of the previous season.

Disasi and Badiashile aren't bad players normally. They both have potential but it turns out they can't do well here. Chelsea should just learn to make only the needed signings for them from now on.

I think dismissal of coach it's not a matter of whether a league is competitive or not, because every team certainly has its own views on retaining or firing a coach, we know how Juventus continues to defend with Allegri previous who continued to fail to bring Scudetto for juventus , as well as Atalanta who entrusted Gasperini for a long time without the title previous and Milan and Napoli who actually sacked Spalletti and Pioli when they could still be at the top Serie A standings so far, I think the dismissal carried out by Roma is none other than De Rossi inability to can improve Roma performance and also the game although they has fulfilled all the requests from De Rossi in transfer market, in recent seasons Roma only targets to qualify for the Champions League as a condition to retain the coach, So when Roma is down and does not have a good performance at the moment, course firing the coach will be the right solution to do at the beginning of the season to continue to provide opportunities and time for the new coach to bring Roma on fulfil the target of qualifying for the Champions League later.

Is Chelsea finally giving up on Mudryk? If it's true, then it's a classic strategy. Buy high and sell low. It seems this is what they wanted.

But nothing surprises if they decide to sell him. he never improves his performance. Keeping him long-term will be a burden considering they must pay his salary £100,000 weekly for 8 years. And I'm wondering who's gonna buy him from Chelsea? How much are they gonna sell him?  

None is going to take him, unless that they are selling him for half of his buying price.

The most important thing is that for Juventus this decision was not a problem, because Rabiot was an important player for the midfield. And now, after a few matches, we can say that Motta made the right decision, he was able to reduce the team's salary, and this is not only about Rabiot but also about Chiesa, who wanted a big salary. And the most important thing is that without these players, Juventus became better, although not all their matches are as they want, but Juventus with Motta has definitely become stronger.

Chelsea sales are still continuing into the January transfer window, with several players already on the transfer list due to their failure to adapt to new manager Enzo Maresca system. £88m-rated winger Mykhailo Mudryk is one of several names set to leave, Axel Disasi, Benoit Badiashile and Ben Chilwell also available for sale in the winter window. It's a shame that one of the players who has the potential to become a big star in the future is on the transfer list in the upcoming January transfer window. Chelsea are also experiencing panic at right-back after the injury suffered by Reece James, several names have been prepared to be brought to Stamford Bridge including Jules Kounde and Jeremie Frimpong.

Source:
1. https://www.teamtalk.com/chelsea/exclusive-chelsea-ready-to-axe-mudryk-and-three-more-in-january-with-maresca-fire-sale-to-continue
2. https://www.teamtalk.com/chelsea/blues-transfers-five-man-list-replace-superstar-includes-barcelona-man-blues-failed

yes, in fact, everyone agreed and the club expressed itself positively on the player, only that they had not found the salary in economic terms which are absolutely too many for a player like Rabiot, having said that, Juventus did what any club would have done, or give him away and try to reduce the amount of wages so as to be able to afford other players available on the market

I don't think he will find the same environment in La Liga that he found in the Premier League. La Liga is more advantageous than the Premier League in many aspects. I don't think he can show the performance he showed at Barcelona. I don't think his previous Chelsea adventure was very bright either. Chelsea have made some interesting transfers recently. Joao Felix will go down as one of them. Also, Chelsea started this season well, but they might return to their old chaotic days at any moment. Even Haaland would flounder in such a team...
This kind of situation can only be felt by Joao himself. He realized that in the end the environment at Atletico was not very friendly to him even though we can see that his relationship with the players is still well established and the advantage of playing in La Liga where the tension and atmosphere is smaller but it does not make Joao comfortable because he does not have a good relationship with the coach and even not a few fans from Atletico do not really like Joao there especially when Joao is loaned to Barcelona.

This certainly has an impact on comfort so that when Chelsea offers him to return and have a much more awake relationship than when he was at Atletico then I don't think he will think more so that he decides to join Chelsea again this season.

I don't think he will find the same environment in La Liga that he found in the Premier League. La Liga is more advantageous than the Premier League in many aspects. I don't think he can show the performance he showed at Barcelona. I don't think his previous Chelsea adventure was very bright either. Chelsea have made some interesting transfers recently. Joao Felix will go down as one of them. Also, Chelsea started this season well, but they might return to their old chaotic days at any moment. Even Haaland would flounder in such a team...

Why not agree, he left Juventus because his contract expired and with Marseille is also not bad decision, indeed this season Marseille did not play in the UCL competition but there is great potential that Marseille has to be able to win Ligue 1 or get UCL ticket next season.
Previously there were several team that were reported to be close to Rabiot but in the end all of them did not reach good agreement, on the other hand there is also no problem with Juventus which may not hinder because they cannot fulfill Rabiot wishes in terms of salary.
There was an offer to re-extend the contract for one season and Juventus gave 7 million euros per season with an additional 1 million but Rabiot refused and indeed the place he could go was Marseille even though the salary was far below what Juventus offered.

It seems really too strange to me that Rabiot agreed to go to Marseille for so little money and without even playing the Champions League. It's truly a mystery, however Thiago Motta openly told everyone in front of the journalists that he had spoken to the player and that he had nothing in his way. so on comparisons it seems strange to me that Juventus hindered the player!

The Italian League is very competitive with lots of teams competing for the title, we have seem how they sack managers and employ new ones just to get a good result. Almost every top team in the league have sacked and employed a new manager and that’s what Roma did as well.

It seems they need urgent results and can’t let this season pass them by. A lot of teams are impatient with managers because they need good results as soon as possible and they don’t care if he used to be a good player for the team or a legend for the club. It is really surprising hearing about the sack of De Rossi, the league is very competitive with lots o pressure on coaches. Now being a coach will come with lots of pressure because you are expected to deliver at all cost within a short period of time.

Maresca is right, Mudryk, Disasi, and Badiashile are bad players, they should be kicked out from Chelsea. I think Chelsea should give a chance to Chilwell because he was good in the last season, he's also a senior player, which is needed due to Chelsea players are mostly young.

Frimpong and Kounde aren't that good, they're just overrated players. Chelsea should find a no name player instead.

Maresca is right, Mudryk, Disasi, and Badiashile are bad players, they should be kicked out from Chelsea. I think Chelsea should give a chance to Chilwell because he was good in the last season, he's also a senior player, which is needed due to Chelsea players are mostly young.

Frimpong and Kounde aren't that good, they're just overrated players. Chelsea should find a no name player instead.

Chelsea sales are still continuing into the January transfer window, with several players already on the transfer list due to their failure to adapt to new manager Enzo Maresca system. £88m-rated winger Mykhailo Mudryk is one of several names set to leave, Axel Disasi, Benoit Badiashile and Ben Chilwell also available for sale in the winter window. It's a shame that one of the players who has the potential to become a big star in the future is on the transfer list in the upcoming January transfer window. Chelsea are also experiencing panic at right-back after the injury suffered by Reece James, several names have been prepared to be brought to Stamford Bridge including Jules Kounde and Jeremie Frimpong.

Martial has been having a hard time lately, after his contract ended I thought he would go to Brazil to strengthen Flamengo but the negotiations failed, and now he has landed in the Greek team AEK, I think he has landed perfectly there to make it stable again so he can return to a more competitive league, the player who once received the title of the best young player in recent years has now faded due to the injury he suffered while at United and he had to be crossed out from the list of names of Eric the head coach of Man United. Now he has to find his identity again there I pray the best for him and he deserves respect from Man United after what he has given while wearing the Man United uniform, AEK is also a strong club in Greece I think he will adapt well there for his future development a talented player and has great skills like him should get a better place than now.

Chelsea sales are still continuing into the January transfer window, with several players already on the transfer list due to their failure to adapt to new manager Enzo Maresca system. £88m-rated winger Mykhailo Mudryk is one of several names set to leave, Axel Disasi, Benoit Badiashile and Ben Chilwell also available for sale in the winter window. It's a shame that one of the players who has the potential to become a big star in the future is on the transfer list in the upcoming January transfer window. Chelsea are also experiencing panic at right-back after the injury suffered by Reece James, several names have been prepared to be brought to Stamford Bridge including Jules Kounde and Jeremie Frimpong.

Source:
1. https://www.teamtalk.com/chelsea/exclusive-chelsea-ready-to-axe-mudryk-and-three-more-in-january-with-maresca-fire-sale-to-continue
2. https://www.teamtalk.com/chelsea/blues-transfers-five-man-list-replace-superstar-includes-barcelona-man-blues-failed