The biggest Mistake Chelsea will make is selling him this Summer because this player is irreplaceable- Mark Schwarzer warns Chelsea against one sale before next week’s transfer deadline
Conor Gallagher should not be sold by Chelsea before the January transfer window closes, according to Mark Schwarzer’s advice.
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Gallagher began the second leg of Chelsea’s Carabao Cup semi-final match against Middlesbrough on the bench, but he entered as a substitute in the second half as Mauricio Pochettino’s team defeated Middlesbrough 6-1 to guarantee their spot in the Wembley final next month.
In addition, former Chelsea custodian Schwarzer thinks Pochettino’s team would take a “huge blow” if Gallagher, who has Tottenham’s interest, were to be sold.
After Chelsea’s victory over Middlesbrough, Schwarzer spoke with Sky Sports about the significance of keeping Gallagher, saying, “I think even more now because of the amount of changes that Chelsea have had at this club.”
“You still want that relationship with the fans.” You want to have those players who are true Chelsea supporters when things aren’t going too well.
Mason Mount was another; I know things haven’t exactly worked out for him at Manchester United yet, but personally, I would have like to see him remain here because I believe he would have played a significant role at this club, but rules and money have other ideas.
It would be a huge loss for them because, in my opinion, they don’t have anyone who can play as well as Conor Gallagher does. Sadly, though, I believe that some of these choices are beyond their control due to the choices they’ve made in the previous twelve to eighteen months.
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, a former striker for Chelsea who has coached Gallagher for the England national team, also pleaded with the team not to sell the midfield player before the transfer deadline that falls on Monday of next week.
“I don’t think he wants to leave, and I wouldn’t want to see him leave,” the Chelsea supporter said. “He loves the club,” stated Hasselbaink.
“It’s true that his training regimens with England and Chelsea are identical; you always know what to expect from him.”
I thought Chelsea needed to be a little more aggressive today, so I did anticipate him to sit out, but I also think they’re holding him back for Friday.
All I can hope is that he stays. I understand FFP, the guidelines, and everything else, but I genuinely hope he stays.
“I believe that the fans relate to someone who rises through the ranks.” I wouldn’t want him to leave.
