BBC: Disasi hopes Chelsea will relax their stance and allow him to return to first-team football

Hupu November 10th According to news from BBC Chelsea team reporter Nizaar Kinsella, the reporter updated the future situation of French central defender Disasi with the Blues.

BBC stated that Chelsea defender Disasi was selected into the club’s U21 lineup last Saturday, which attracted the attention of the outside world and fans.

The 27-year-old led the academy team to a 4-1 home win over Reading on Saturday, aiming to regain match fitness and demonstrate his worth. According to information learned by the BBC, the arrangement was seen as a win-win move, and his professionalism in difficult situations won him the opportunity.

The defender, who transferred for 38.5 million pounds in 2023 and has been selected for the French national team four times, is also considered a positive role model for many young players in this game.

But his situation at the club is unlikely to change significantly, with the Blues still planning to sell him in January. Chelsea had contacted Premier League clubs such as West Ham United, Sunderland and Bournemouth for loan deals, but this fell through because Disasi preferred overseas transfers and did not receive specific offers.

Disasi still hopes that the club can relax its stance and allow him to return to the first team in the coming weeks, which is the opportunity he has always wanted. But the club's handling of the situation left him trapped in the so-called "bomb squad" together with England winger Sterling, training separately from the main first-team squad. It is worth mentioning that the latter has still not played a game on behalf of Chelsea this season.