Hakim Ziyech will likely leave Stamford Bridge with a feeling of regret
If you gazed back to last summer, there were weekly stories suggesting that AC Milan was interested in taking Hakim Ziyech on loan from Chelsea after a challenging first season.
Now there are widely backed up reports that AC Milan is back and in talks to secure a loan
Ziyech had struggled with injury setbacks in the summer of 2020, and it took him a few months to finally kickstart his new chapter in west London. In reflection, it was that opening introduction to the Chelsea faithful that will likely be regarded as his strongest since the £33m move from Ajax over two years ago.
The Moroccan was always one of the names likely to be on the move, not only because of the lower price the club initially paid for him compared to his peers but also because there has been a growing feeling under Thomas Tuchel that the winger doesn’t fit.
