John Obi Mikel worried Moises Caicedo may leave Chelsea because of what BlueCo keep doing

BlueCo have come under criticism since rolling out their model at Chelsea, with it causing more controversy than good.

Liam Rosenior has stated that he has no issues with BlueCo and his experiences with certain Chelsea board members, but then again, he’s not exactly going to say anything negative.

The connection with Strasbourg has provided some good opportunities for players like Mike Penders to go out and prove themselves.

But it’s being used more like a business model. It feels as if the French club are just being used to try and farm players to potentially play for Chelsea in the future, making the owners more money in transfer fees.

Emanuel Emegha is supposed to be joining Chelsea this summer after impressing at Strasbourg, as well as Mamadou Sarr.

Simon Jordan met Behdad Eghbali and says he’s one of the smartest and capable people he’s ever met in football 👀

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John Obi Mikel believes Moises Caicedo could leave Chelsea

For the Chelsea players, it must be very unsettling to see all these funky models and managerial changes that continue to drive debate at Stamford Bridge.

Rosenior is the sixth manager in the BlueCo era if you count Frank Lampard as a caretaker, which just shows no signs of any stability to allow the club to flourish.

John Obi Mikel (as per The Mirror) thinks this could even drive big-name players like Moises Caicedo and Enzo Fernandez out of the club if things persist.

“Players want to win trophies. You have the likes of Enzo Fernandez, he’s a World Cup winner. Caicedo also is a top player now.

“Those players will be looking and thinking: ‘I don’t want to wait another five years before I can win the Premier League or the Champions League.

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“I hope that doesn’t start putting something in their head, thinking now they want to move on and go to another club, because if you keep chopping and changing, there is no stability with a manager. That affects the players.

“They start thinking: ‘You know what? I can’t be doing this every season because I don’t know who’s gonna be the manager next season.

“That’s the question that these players are gonna be putting in their head, so… I just hope that the owners will do what’s right for the football club.”

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