Chelsea forward wants loan move away this summer after Liam Rosenior struggles

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Liam Rosenior’s time in charge of Chelsea has not left the club in a good spot, although it seems to have really impacted Marc Guiu, who is now keen on a move away from Stamford Bridge this summer.

Rosenior departed the Blues with them almost out of the race for the Champions League, and Calum McFarlane has been tasked with restoring the good feeling in West London.

He got off to the best possible start by leading the club to another FA Cup final with a 1-0 victory against Leeds United at Wembley.

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Marc Guiu wants loan move away from Chelsea

This game saw Joao Pedro return to the starting side, with Marc Guiu dropping out of the squad altogether despite the majority of his appearances coming in that competition.

He has not played a Premier League minute since December, starting two FA Cup games in that time against lower-league opposition.

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His lack of minutes under Rosenior clearly frustrated the Spaniard, and Mundo Deportivo have reported that he is now looking for a temporary switch back to his home country.

Chelsea signed the young striker from Barcelona for a cut-price deal, however have not shown him a genuine pathway to regular minutes.

He was not even supposed to be at Stamford Bridge this season. Guiu was loaned to Sunderland but recalled before the transfer window closed after an injury suffered by Liam Delap.

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Chelsea set for striker exodus

After the incoming addition of Emanuel Emegha is added to their ranks and Nicolas Jackson returns from his loan move, Chelsea will have five first team striker options on their books.

Jackson is not set to stay at the club, although Chelsea are also planning to sell another two strikers when the transfer window opens.

There is no security over Delap’s future despite it being just his first season at the club. He has not hit the heights of fellow addition Joao Pedro.

A number of Premier League clubs have been linked with signing the Englishman, after the Blues won a heated race to bring him in originally from Ipswich Town.



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