According to BBC Sport, the PFA have contacted تشيلسي as they want to ensure that Sterling and Disasi have the ‘platform to train to an optimum level’ despite not being involved with the first team. The union has sought to ensure clubs are aware of FIFA’s strict regulations over players who are isolated from squads in circumstances that could fall under ‘abusive conduct’ by the club. If so, this may entitle an individual to terminate his contract, citing ‘just cause’.
Sterling’s contract, which earns him £325,000 per week, runs until 2027, while Disasi’s terms expire in 2029. The former nearly joined فولهام on loan, and the latter turned down a switch to وست هام earlier this month. Both are unlikely to have a future at Chelsea, with the pair unlikely to play first-team football for months.
The report adds that Chelsea, who are closely working with the PFA, presented former مانشستر سيتي star Sterling with potential moves to بايرن ميونيخ and Napoli over the summer. باير ليفركوزن و غلطة سراي were also interested, and Disasi decided against joining West Ham and بورنموث.
Both Sterling and Disasi are said to have been assigned specific training times and a designated Chelsea coach to work with at the club’s training ground. Meanwhile, the first team travel to Manchester متحد في الدوري الإنجليزي الممتاز في.يوم السبت.
