Sarri set to give Hudson-Odoi first Premier League start
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri says he is ready to give England international Callum Hudson-Odoi a first start in the Premier League, either against Brighton tomorrow or West Ham next Monday. — Reuters pic
The 60-year-old Italian has angered Chelsea fans with his refusal to start the 18-year-old winger and they vented their feelings during the fortunate 2-1 win over Cardiff on Sunday. “In my opinion, he is our future and now he is ready to play. Probably he will start tomorrow or in the next match.”
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