🔵Chelsea have been asked "why the hell" they sold Nicolas Jackson, with Joao Pedro now set for a spell on the sidelines…

Former Premier League scout Bryan King questioned Chelsea's decision to sell Nicolas Jackson to Aston Villa, calling him the ideal cover for the injured Joao Pedro. Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso confirmed that Pedro suffered a thigh injury that will keep him sidelined for several weeks, following a 2-0 defeat against Tottenham.
King argued that deploying Morgan Rogers up front was ineffective and criticized the club for leaving themselves short of established centre-forwards. Although Chelsea signed Danny Welbeck in the summer, he was only brought on in the 88th minute during the recent loss to Tottenham.
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