We look at the reasons why Malo Gusto is still playing for Chelsea despite increasing links he will move to Manchester City in January…

Writer James Fudge questions why Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso continues to play Malo Gusto despite rumors linking the French full-back with a January move to Manchester City. While some supporters are frustrated by Gusto receiving minutes out of position, the article notes that injuries, including Reece James being sidelined, leave Chelsea reliant on Gusto's Premier League experience.
The writer argues that while playing Gusto may help maintain his financial transfer value ahead of potential negotiations, prioritizing him over developing talents like Josh Acheampong and Marco Palestra could hinder the club's long-term future and risk costing the team points.
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