Carney Chukwuemeka hands Chelsea boost with surprise England U20s World Cup decision

The midfielder will no longer participate in the Young Lions’ group stage.

Carney Chukwuemeka will wait to join the England Under-20 World Cup team to help the injured Chelsea team finish the season.

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On the eve of their trip to Argentina, the 19-year-old dealt his Young Lions teammates a devastating blow.
Instead, Mateo Kovacic and N’Golo Kante’s ailments, which the club fears will prevent them from playing in the next three games of the season, will be covered by the £20 million transfer from Aston Villa.
Due to the choice to keep Chukwuemeka for three challenging Premier League games and the uncertainty surrounding Mason Mount’s status despite returning to training on Monday, the midfielder will miss the entirety of England’s group stage.
The young player, who will now travel to face Manchester City and Manchester United in the next week before playing Newcastle at home in the season’s last game, is also thought to be a favorite of manager Mauricio Pochettino.
The loss of one of his most crucial players and the fact that it is now too late to make roster adjustments will irritate Under-20s manager Ian Foster.
Foster has already witnessed four other players withdraw from the competition, which England will begin next week against Tunisia.
Lewis Hall, 18, was already being held by Chelsea in similar circumstances following the recent injuries to Marc Cucurella and Ben Chilwell. Rico Lewis, a fullback for Man City, has stayed with Pep Guardiola’s team as they attempt to achieve a treble of trophies at the end of the year.
After his strong performances helped Juventus’ late-season push to qualify for the Champions League, they decided to keep the winger Samuel Iling-Junior. Meanwhile, Dortmund striker Jamie Bynoe-Gittens had to leave the team due to a shoulder injury.

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Due to their participation in the Championship play-offs, Brooke Norton-Cuffy and Aaron Ramsey’s exits will also be postponed, along with Peterborough United defender Ronnie Edwards’ arrival because he participated in the League One play-off.
To get to a final in Buenos Aires on June 11, England must also defeat Uruguay and Iraq in their group. The Young Lions want to replicate the accomplishments of the 2017 competition champions.