Hakim Ziyech, a winger for Chelsea, has been advised by former Real Madrid great Marco van Basten to quit Stamford Bridge.
The Moroccan winger’s predicament at Stamford Bridge, in his opinion, is “not healthy for football.”
Only twice this season has the Moroccan played in the English top division, warming the bench for Graham Potter in Chelsea’s last two games.
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In the summer transfer window, a number of clubs lined up for him, and he was said to be leaving Stamford Bridge.
Van Basten, a former midfielder for Tottenham, believes Ziyech should try to leave Stamford Bridge in January in order to save his career.
According to Van Basten, a new transfer window will soon open.
“It’s unfortunate and sad. Ziyech excels as a player. We watch TV in search of a player like them because we have to see them, and then we travel to the stadium.
“It’s unfortunate for football as a whole that he’s on the sidelines. Football will suffer if these players are not given playing time.
Recall that the legendary John Terry of Chelsea has informed Graham Potter, the manager, that first impressions matter.
On Saturday, Potter led the Blues to their first Premier League victory at Crystal Palace after drawing his first game in charge in the Champions League against Red Bull Salzburg.