Romeo Lavia opens up on “tough to hear” allegations labelled at Chelsea stars this season
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Romeo Lavia has admitted it’s been “tough to hear” the accusation that Chelsea players downed tools at times this season.
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It’s been another difficult season for Chelsea both on and off the pitch, but the Blues do have a chance to salvage something from the campaign in Saturday’s FA Cup final.
With Chelsea ninth in the league, winning the FA Cup represents their only real hope of playing any European football next season.
Romeo Lavia on players downing tools
Lavia is coming to the end of his third season at Chelsea having joined from Southampton in the summer of 2023 in a deal said to be worth up to £58m.
The 22-year-old has really struggled with injury, which has limited him to just 43 appearances, and he’s yet to complete a full 90 minutes.
Lavia has again suffered with injury this season, but has made 21 appearances in all competitions as he looks to put his issues behind him.
The Blues are winless in their last seven league games, and went on a run of five consecutive league defeats without scoring, which cost Liam Rosenior his job.
Chelsea’s players were accused of not caring and downing tools at points this season, something Lavia admitted was “tough to hear.”
“To say we don’t listen to it would be a lie,” he told The Standard.
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Chelsea are set to be handed a boost ahead of Saturday’s FA Cup final, with it being reported Reece James is ready to start.
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James hasn’t started a game since March, but played his first minutes since then as a second half substitute against Liverpool last weekend.
Depending on what formation Chelsea deploy, James could line up as a right back or once again find himself in midfield.
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