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I’ve been unfair to Nkunku – Chelsea manager Maresca
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has admitted that he has been unfair to Christopher Nkunku.
According to Maresca, the Frenchman deserves something more at Chelsea.
The Italian gaffer made this statement after Nkunku failed to leave Stamford Bridge during the January transfer window.
Nkunku had attracted interest from Manchester United and Bayern Munich last month.
But he ended up staying at the Premier League’s west London club as the transfer didn’t go through.
The 27-year-old has not been a regular starter for Chelsea under Maresca.
Nkunku has started just three Premier League games for Maresca’s side this season.
“Christo, since day one, has been very good, very professional,” Maresca said after Chelsea’s victory over West Ham on Monday night.
“Probably in some moments I have been unfair to him because he probably deserves something more.
“But hopefully, from now on, he can help us a little bit more.”
Sadiq, who joined Real Sociedad for pre-season training on Monday is widely expected to leave the club on a permanent transfer this summer.
The Nigeria international spent the second half of last season on loan at Valencia, netting five times in 16 league appearances.
According to reports emanating from Spain, Elche want to take him on loan for the 2025/26 season but Real Sociedad are only willing to sanction a permanent transfer.
Sadiq has three years left on this contract with Real Sociedad.
The 28-year-old joined the White and Blues from Almeria in 2022.
He has struggled to pin down a regular playing spot since his arrival at the club.
The Cityzens disclosed this in a post via their website on Tuesday afternoon.
Toure had performed the role of first team assistant coach during the Club’s FIFA Club World Cup campaign this summer.
The Ivorian will now remain in the position on a full-time basis going forward ahead of the new Premier League season.
The 44-year-old was a former footballer and played for the likes of Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City.
He was Assistant Lead Coach with Man City’s Under-18s last season.
Toure worked alongside Lead Coach Oliver Reiss and helped pilot the City youngsters to the Premier League Under-18 North title.
Recall that Napoli had asked Galatasaray to pay an initial €40m and €35m by 2026, plus a sell-on clause for Osimhen’s signature.
This was after Galatasaray made their fourth offer to the Serie A champions for Osimhen’s signature.
Speaking on the development, Rodop said (via habersarikirmizi): “Galatasaray won’t make a new offer for Victor Osimhen. They won’t go beyond the last offer.
“Victor Osimhen’s contract expires next year, but there’s a plus-one, and Napoli has the right to extend it. Napoli has the initiative there.
“We need to give Victor Osimhen a big thumbs-up. He’s taking a great stance. Galatasaray will no longer be at the table with Napoli’s new offer.
“Galatasaray’s latest offer is clear and unchanged. The Napoli president is just making a fool of himself.”
Osimhen is already keen to return to Galatasaray on a permanent basis, after spending last season on loan at the Turkish giants.
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