£58m star now ‘looking around’ to leave Stamford Bridge

Christian Pulisic of Chelsea is ‘shopping around’ for a Champions League team ahead of the summer transfer window, according to writer Paul Brown of GIVEMESPORT.
Since moving to England, the 24-year-old has failed to make the expected effect.
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According to the BBC, Pulisic joined Chelsea from German club Borussia Dortmund for a sum of £58 million.
Pulisic has been a disappointment in a Chelsea shirt, especially given the money they spent for him.
According to Transfermarkt, the American international has only scored 26 goals in 142 appearances for the club.
According to reports in Italy, Mauricio Pochettino’s anticipated hiring could be a lifeline for Pulisic, with the 51-year-old wanting to maintain hold of the former Dortmund winger.
Pulisic could be enticed by a move to West Ham United, according to Football London, but writer Brown feels he wants to join a club participating in the Champions League.
Chelsea’s chances of finishing in the top four are now nil, thus a move away from the club could be appealing to Pulisic whether the club wants to keep him or not.
What did Brown have to say about Chelsea?
Brown has stated that he does not believe Pulisic would sign with West Ham and that he will prefer to join a team contending in Europe.
“I believe Christian Pulisic is looking for a club with a higher profile than West Ham.” I believe he wants to play in the Champions League. “I think he thinks he’s good enough to play in the Champions League.” “He may end up staying at Chelsea, but I certainly think his people are looking around for the kind of club where he could be a big star, but in a team that’s challenging for honors.”
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Jamie Carragher does. “I don’t think he’s good enough to play for Chelsea,” he remarked on CBS Sports. He’s been there for a while, I believe. I believe he has got enough chances.”
Chelsea, on the other hand, is in a bad situation since they may struggle to return the £58 million they paid for him.
With the additions of Raheem Sterling, Mykhailo Mudryk, Noni Madueke, and Joao Felix this season, Pulisic has slid down the pecking order, thus a split is definitely in everyone’s best interests.