Christian Pulisic has responded to rumors surrounding his Chelsea future, with reports claiming that Juventus could offer Timo Werner a way out of the club.
Christian Pulisic, a Chelsea forward, has told Thomas Tuchel that he needs "more playing time" as he discusses his future at Stamford Bridge.
This season, the Blues ace made 38 appearances for his side in all competitions, scoring eight goals and assisting on five others. However, there has been renewed talk that he will leave the club this summer, and the forward has responded to the speculation while on international duty.
It comes as Timo Werner, another Chelsea striker, has been offered a way out of the club. And Romelu Lukaku is apparently willing to take a significant financial damage in order to leave Stamford Bridge and rejoin old club Inter Milan.
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"More playing time," says Pulisic.
Christian Pulisic has responded to rumours regarding his Chelsea future by saying he wants "more playing time.
Pulisic has responded to rumors about his future while on international duty with the United States. The forward has been linked with a move away from the club this summer. Pulisic says he's working to "be regular at club level" and wants to "be on the field as often as I can.
Pulisic also discussed his meeting with new Chelsea owner Todd Boehly, stating that he is "excited moving forward" after chatting with the billionaire.
Werner suggested a way out.
According to rumours, Timo Werner could be offered a way out of Chelsea by Italian club Juventus.
Due to his inability to consistently score goals during his time in west London, the club brought in Romelu Lukaku and experimented with Kai Havertz up front last season. According to rumors, Werner's agent Volker Struth paid a visit to Juventus' headquarters in April.
Any agreement, though, could be contingent on what Arsenal, Arsenal's Premier League opponent, does with their business.
Lukaku's major contribution
Romelu Lukaku is said to be willing to take a wage cut in order to leave Chelsea and return to Inter Milan.
Since his club-record £97.5million move from San Siro last summer, the Belgium international has battled to establish himself in Thomas Tuchel's starting XI. According to rumors, Lukaku would be 'willing' to forego a portion of his lucrative £3 million annual salary to complete the transfer.
According to reports, Lukaku might leave on a season-long loan, with the option of making the move permanent after a year.
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