Axel Disasi is set to train separately from Chelsea’s core first-team group but remains available for selection under head coach Enzo Maresca.
Axel Disasi is expected to train separately from Chelsea’s core first-team group, at least initially, but he’s ready to be called upon if needed.
The 27-year-old French defender joined Chelsea in a £38.5 million move from Monaco in 2023. However, the Blues attempted to sell him or loan him out this summer, with Premier League clubs like Bournemouth and West Ham showing interest.
Despite the transfer speculation, Disasi plans to remain professional and committed to Chelsea. He’s willing to play for the club again if asked and hopes to prove himself to get back into Enzo Maresca’s thinking. Disasi’s current situation is uncertain, but he’s prepared to work hard and impress the coaching staff.
Disasi’s talent and experience make him a valuable asset to Chelsea. He has played for France, earning his debut in 2022 during the World Cup. The defender has also showcased his skills in the Premier League and Champions League, scoring crucial goals for Chelsea.
Chelsea’s upcoming fixtures include matches against Brentford and Bayern Munich. Disasi’s availability could provide defensive options for Maresca, who will look to make tactical decisions based on the team’s performance. With Disasi’s determination to prove himself, fans might see him feature in upcoming games.
There’s speculation about potential moves to Turkey or Saudi Arabia, with Neom SC reportedly interested in signing him. However, Disasi seems more open to a move to the Turkish league than heading to the Middle East.
