The future of the other stars of Cole Palmer and Chelsea will not be affected if the club has not qualified for the Champions League next season, since according to a report there is no break in the contract of a person in relation to participating in the European competition.
After an impressive start to the campaign under Enzo Maresca, the blues stumbled across the past few weeks. Chelsea was as high as the second place on Christmas Day, four points from Liverpool, but a defeat against Brighton on Friday dropped the club to sixth place.
This sequence of two wins from nine league games has led to speculation about the future of some outstanding players. Chelsea has triggered long -term contracts with incentive clauses, but -despite the opposite -there is no way for every player to secure a cut -price change if the association is missed in the Champions League qualification, how loud Ben Jacobs.
Some clubs have informal agreements with players to sanction a cheaper deal based on their performance in the season. The Alexander Isak of Newcastle United is considered such a star.
Chelsea did not bake the European qualification into the business of its players, mainly because they are not that high. Like Maresca in an interview with unveiled Sky Sport Last week: “The club asked in two years to play the Champions League. If we can bring this club with us after a year, it will be fantastic.”
In addition to the future of the players, Maresca’s position as a manager was also questioned. However, the club has full confidence in the Italian trainer, who was hindered by injury issues and is still well placed to force Chelsea into the first four.