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Former Arsenal striker Paul Mariner has told Chelsea that Callum Hudson-Odoi will not be joining Barcelona in the summer, and he needs to stay wit the club.
Despite making only a handful of Premier League starts under Maurizio Sarri this season, there has been a lot of headlines in the media regarding the future of Hudson-odoi as the winger seeks regular game time to help further his career, something he believes he deserves.
Hudson-Odoi has become a firm fans favourite and has impressed on every occasion that he has stepped onto the pitch, his performances in the Europa League even earned him a call-up to the England National side, with boss Gareth Southgate believing he has a big future in the game.
However, speculation is rife about where he will end up during the summer window, which is frustrating many Chelsea fans, with a number of top clubs all circling to try and prse him away from Stamford Bridge with the premise of regular football.
But Mariner has claimed that he needs to stay at Chelsea, and will not be leaving for the likes of Barcelona this coming summer.
“Hudson-Odoi, every single Chelsea fan wants him to stay at Chelsea,” Mariner said
“Sarri’s been reluctant to play him, I don’t know why, I really don’t. Sometimes he plays Pedro, okay [Eden] Hazard’s got to play, and [Gonzalo] Higuain is playing through the middle, or [Olivier] Giroud.
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Ruud Gullit has claimed ‘old fashioned’ Gonzalo Higuain will struggle at Chelsea after completing his move.
Higuaín finally completed his move to the club after months of speculation, but Gullit claims that he will struggle to adapt to life in the premier League.
Higuaín struggled for goals at Milan and only managed 8 in 22 appearances, which is not much better than what Alvaro Morata managed this season.
Gullit said this on   Icchelseanews.com: ‘I hope I am wrong, I really do, but Higuain is an old-fashioned striker who needs crosses and, if he plays up front all the time, he will not see many balls there because of the way Eden Hazard and Willian play.
‘Those two always come inside, and dribble or shoot, and try to do things themselves.
‘So they don’t need a player up there who is a target man, because Chelsea don’t use one and, under Sarri, they never do.
‘Instead they need a centre-forward who can play in midfield too, and be effective on the ball as well as be a finisher inside the box. Roberto Firmino, who comes so deep for Liverpool, is the perfect example.
‘That is how Chelsea’s front man has to play too, which is why I am not sure Higuain is the answer. At the very least, he has a difficult job because, with the way they are set-up, he will not be able to play the way he wants.
‘We will have to wait and see, but Alvaro Morata and Olivier Giroud are both good strikers, and it has not worked out for them.’
Do you guys agreed with what he said?