Enzo Marisca says he is happy with the transfer window in Chelsea despite losing the attackers Nicholas Jackson and Mark Guwio due to the injury.
Both the attackers came out during the Blues 2-1 victory over West Ham on Monday, and although it is not believed that Jackson is not believed to be serious, Goyu's deputy appears to have been appointed to a long layoff with Marisca, but he was a “bad” injury.
Jackson will also miss the FA Cup match on Saturday against Brighton on Saturday due to a problem with the knee strings.
“After West Ham, I said that the things we planned in terms of players who have the desire to leave and the players we need,” said Maricca.
In the end, I think we did all the things we need. Before the last game, we had two attackers, Niko and Mark.
“Sometimes we also adapt the NKUNKU there, but if both of them go out, we will find a different solution.”
Felix AC Milan Move “Good” for the player
Chelsea sold six players during the winter window, as Joao Felix, Bin Chiluel, Excel Disassi, Renato Vega, Cesari Casadi and Carney Chocomica allowed to leave.
Mids Matisse Amogo, 19, the club's new signature was only from St. Etienne.
“We decided, all of this, that he was a good choice for him to leave,” Marcelsa added, when Felix came out.
To be honest, he never complained. It was very good with us, a professional, just my decision.
“The reason for this is that I think we need a defensive balance and when you have a lot of attacker players, sometimes you can waive the transformations and goals. I don't like it.”
The future of NKUNKU after Links United
Marcelsa also said that Christopher Nicondo, who was linked to the transfer of January to Manchester United, would also get more minutes.
“Yes, definitely, for sure,” he added. I already talked last week about Christo.
“Against West Ham, he has already played more or less half an hour. From now on, we hope he will get more minutes and help us.”
