A source close to the 23-year-old Chelsea keeper reveals that the youngster now wants out of London in January as he has barely played this campaign – just four appearances, less than last term. At the same time, he continues to fume as he watches the campaign pass him by as a spectator on the sidelines.
Competition and Form Have Limited Him to a Few
Being the primary one, Robert Sanchez has kept the young man practically from getting an opportunity. The latter has not really impacted the matches this season, and for that reason, coaches offer him very little minutes in the games that matter. Fabrizio Romano reported this situation and added that the goalie plans to leave for a place with more playing time in the future.
Ben Jacobs in a tweet tried to dismiss the report and stated that Chelsea have no plans to let him leave. Both insiders agree that Jorgensen is especially thinking about the World Cup in Denmark and that he wants to be a regular.
Top Goalkeeping Talent Adds to His Anxiety for Playing Time
Chelsea’s new-look squad is not helping him to relax. Mike Penders, the ultra-talented academy graduate, has spotlighted his development period at Strasbourg and is likely to return to the senior squad next year. His ascent leaves Jorgensen wondering if he will be the one who will be scarce after the season. Right now, a move in January is improbable, and a summer decision is where the ball lies in terms of squad planning.
Writer’s Point of View
It is not hard to understand Jorgensen’s desire, but waiting might be the best course of action for him in the long run. Chelsea ought to take a good care of the situation as it is important to have a strong bench in the goalkeeper position over the course of a season.
As featured on Chelseanews.com
