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Regarding Chelsea’s handling of Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi, insiders have told ESPN that the team is “working closely with the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA).”
Both players have been told they have no future at Stamford Bridge and are practicing away from the first team.
After joining Chelsea from Manchester City in July 2022 for £47.5 million ($64.85 million), Sterling, 30, has two years left on his five-year contract. He was the first player to sign with Chelsea’s new owners, Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital.
Disasi, 27, signed a contract with Chelsea through June 2029 after costing £38.5 million to transfer from Monaco in August 2023.
Both players played on loan away from Stamford Bridge during the previous season. Disasi played ten games for Aston Villa, while former England winger Sterling made 28 appearances for Arsenal across all competitions.
Both Sterling and Disasi were free to sign this summer, but neither was successful in finding a new home.
According to ESPN, both Napoli and Bayern Munich attempted to sign Sterling, but the London-born player preferred to stay in the city to be with his small family, thus the offers from both teams were unsuitable at the moment.
However, after the transfer window closed on September 1, Sterling and Disasi have remained at Stamford Bridge, forcing them to train apart from the senior group in the hopes of rejoining Enzo Maresca’s team.
At the club’s Cobham training facility, Chelsea and the PFA are reportedly now collaborating to make sure the two players can train effectively and obtain playing time.
To help them land a move away from Chelsea when the transfer window reopens in January, Sterling and Disasi have also been assigned specific trainers.
When approached by ESPN, Chelsea and the PFA declined to comment.
