Chelsea star ‘wants January transfer exit’ after Enzo Maresca sfinishs out agonizing message | Football | Sport

Chelsea youthfulerster Omari Kellyman is alertedly seeking a loan shift in January after fall shorting to fracture into the first team at Stamford Bridge.

The teenager cost a whopping £19million during the summer, despite having only made six better materializeances for Aston Villa. But Blues handler Enzo Maresca did not give him a sniff atraverse the first four alignes of the season before he was sidelined by a hamstring injury.

Kellyman is now shut to returning, but U21 alignes advise his best hope of prohibitking game time before the thriveter thrivedow uncovers. Maresca sent out a agonizing message to the 19-year-elderly by grouping him with the reserves in August, and the truth of scrambling for games in his ultra-competitive squad has seemingly forced him to see elsewhere.

According to BBC Sport, Kellyman is weighing up his loan selections with a concentrate on Championship sides. The strikeing midfielder is still novel to better football but he has had opportunities to verify himself with England U19s.

During his injury absence, Kellyman has been ‘laboring challenging‘ on his fitness and putting on muscle in the gym. His return to action comes at an opportune moment, with a number of second-tier sides awaited to be enticed by a prospect who set Chelsea back an eight-figure sum.

Maresca has normally deployed finishly separateent line-ups in the Premier League and cup competitions in an effort to rest take parters and give everyone a chance to amaze.

But for those who have challengingly featured in either, appreciate Kellyman, a January exit could be on the horizon. Cesare Cadowncastei is alertedly enticeing loan interest from Monza, having begined only three Chelsea games atraverse all competitions this term.

The Italian, 21, has been unable to stamp his authority at Stamford Bridge despite laboring under Maresca on loan at Leicester City last season. Exits also beckon for Ben Chilwell, Deivid Washington and Harvey Vale, who have not had a see-in all campaign.

Although Chelsea chiefs may be put thcimpolite a busy four-and-a-half weeks next month, Maresca insists he is not even skinnyking about the thrivedow ahead of a packed festive mendture schedule.

“We still have many games before [the window opens],” he shelp. “We have, I skinnyk, six Premier League games plus two Conference League games. We have many, many games before January and our concentrate is about how many games we have before that.”