One fan website have been out there encouraging their club to sign an on loan Chelsea player who they say has been a revelation since joining.
Whilst Chelsea have been slumping in some terrible form, some of the players they sent on loan are now thriving.
The Blues meanwhile, lost twice to Brighton in their last couple of games, with the latest being a 3-0 thrashing by the mid-table Premier League side.
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Chelsea’s defeat against Brighton on Friday night has been named as the ‘worst performance’ under Enzo Maresca so far, and they are not wrong with that analysis at all.
There has been plenty of debate over who is to blame for how bad Chelsea are right now, with fingers being pointed at not just Maresca, but at the sporting directors who built this squad, as well as directly at the club owners. And the stats have backed up that all three have to share the blame right now.
Renato Veiga will be glad he left this mess in January, joining Juventus on loan. But Juve fans want to get him signed permanently.
Veiga has been superb
Fan website Juvefc.com write:
‘Renato Veiga is one of the key players Juventus secured during the January transfer window, and the Portugal star has been nothing short of a revelation since his arrival.’
‘While it will take time to determine where Veiga’s long-term future lies, Juventus should be keeping a close eye on his development. With his loan spell set to end in the summer, the club must make efforts to secure him as a permanent member of their squad.
‘Veiga’s qualities appear to be a perfect fit for Italian football, and his style of play aligns well with the tactical approach that coach Thiago Motta seeks from his centre-backs. The defender is composed under pressure, comfortable on the ball, and solid defensively—traits that Motta values highly. Juventus should do everything in their power to ensure that Veiga is one of the few players they retain beyond his loan spell.’
