Chelsea could have found the immediate replacement for Marc Cucurella as the Spaniard continues to struggle under Graham Potter. He was booed off against West Ham following a tepid display on the ball that failed to get the best out of Mykhailo Mudryk and has been the centre of questions towards Potter consistently.
"They are humans with private lives and things going on. Marc is not the only one," he said after the draw against the Hammers on Saturday. "At the same time, you understand supporters pay their money and the most important thing is what happens on that pitch over 90 minutes. But nevertheless, players have to deal with stuff.
"Marc is fine, he's going about his work. He knows he is probably not in the best moment of form but he isn't the only player who has to come through a moment. He is a player the club invested money in during the summer and it is our job to help him, support him, and bring him to the place where he is showing everyone his qualities."
