The King of Mistakes! It is revealed that Chelsea wants to clean up the main goalkeeper and pursue Menion with all their might

On September 27, according to Spanish transfer website Fichajes.net, Chelsea goalkeeper Robert Sanchez is experiencing the most difficult moment since he joined the team. The team has begun planning to sell it and plans to introduce a high-level goalkeeper next season to strengthen the position, which is likely to be Manion.

Sanchez's recent performance has made fans and coaching staff more worried. The latest mistake was particularly fatal - in the game against Manchester United, he left the field early, causing the Blues to beat one less and fall into a passive position. In addition, he has made repeated mistakes in other games: mistakes in the ball, reckless attack outside the penalty area, and simple passes inadequately. Last season, he was the goalkeeper with the highest turnover rate in the Premier League, and the team lost the ball five times due to personal mistakes.

If you want to keep competing in the Premier League, Chelsea must find a reliable answer in the goalkeeper position. Although Maresca verbally stated that she "still trust Sanchez", she clearly required her status to rebound. What Maresca wants is a goalkeeper who can not only make saves, but also stably shoot the ball under high pressure and give the defense a sense of security; Sanchez has never been able to do this, which has caused the club to reconsider introducing top goalkeepers like Menion. During the summer transfer, Maresca locked in several goalkeepers. After failing to sign Donaruma or Menion, Maresca could only continue to retain Sanchez, but the relationship between the two sides broke down again. With Donnarumma joining Manchester City, Menion's name once again became a popular alternative for Sanchez. Chelsea did check out him, but the transfer fee gap with AC Milan hindered the deal. Menion's contract is about to expire. If Chelsea moves quickly, they will have the chance to get him in a visa-free or low-price form. Once the transfer is in line, Sanchez needs to find a new owner who can rebuild his confidence. He still has potential: during his time in Brighton, he was selected as the best in the game with his reaction speed and goal line skills many times. Given his recent status, the transfer fee is expected to be lowered. When he joined Chelsea, his transfer fee was 23 million euros. In the German transfer market, his market value is 20 million euros. His value is still attractive to the mid- and downstream teams in the five major leagues.

In short, Robert Sanchez is under tremendous pressure at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea has seriously considered letting go, and Maresca even regarded Menion as the summer window goal. If the decline cannot be reversed in the short term, the Spanish goalkeeper may have to leave West London and start a new chapter in his career.