“Very disappointing” – Graham Potter reveals his biggest regrets in Chelsea 3-0 win over Milan
Following Wednesday night’s 3-0 victory over AC Milan by Chelsea, the club’s new manager Graham Potter shared his biggest game-related regrets.
The Chelsea boss has expressed disappointment about losing one of his players due to an injury.
Following Wednesday, October 5’s 3-0 victory over AC Milan at Stamford Bridge in the UEFA Champions League (UCL), Chelsea manager Graham Potter issued an update on defender Welsey Fofana’s injury.
In the game’s 24th minute, Fofana scored his first goal for the Blues in just his fourth competitive outing for the team. However, he was removed from the game after only 14 minutes due to a knee injury.
Potter commented on the defender’s injury and that Chelsea was awaiting the scan results. After the game, Fofana, 21, was seen on crutches to leave the stadium.
“That’s the one disappointing thing about the evening,” Potter said (via The Guardian). “We need to scan tomorrow and fingers crossed. I wouldn’t want to speculate on it now. But we’re concerned and we just need to wait until tomorrow and get it scanned and hope for the best.
“These things happen. He’s a young guy, he’s a strong guy, we’ll help him and support him. At the moment there’s not too much to report. Fingers crossed and we’re hoping for the best.”
We wish him quick recovery!