Chelsea is far worse when their £58 million “key player” doesn’t start, Enzo Maresca warned.
After losing to Brighton in the FA Cup, Chelsea has been warned that they are considerably worse when one of its key players is not starting due to an injury.
Brighton and Hove Albion, who overcame a deficit on the South Coast to win 2-1 and advance to the next round, eliminated the Blues from the FA Cup.
The club led by Enzo Marseca has been struggling lately,
winning just three of their past ten games, and one of their best players has been injured.
Since this player isn’t expected to return for some time and his absence from the team is obviously being felt,
the Italian manager needs to find a solution.
Romeo Lavia is crucial for Chelsea, according to Dean Ashton.
Romeo Lavia is a “key player” for Chelsea, according to Dean Ashton,
who has been really impressed by Marseca’s team when he plays.
Since being substituted out of their 4-2 victory over Tottenham on December 8,
the £58 million midfielder has been out due to a hamstring injury.
With Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo as their current midfield setup,
the West London team will need to recruit a substitute till Lavia returns from injury in early April.
Dean Ashton stated to Sky Sports News: “Clearly, Lavia has a significant impact.
When he plays in that midfield alongside Caicedo, he provides attacking players like Cole Palmer,
Enzo Fernandez, and others a lot more freedom.
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