Thomas Tuchel “angers Chelsea players by dragging them into training on their weekends”

Thomas Tuchel “angers Chelsea players by luring them into training on their weekends” as the Blues boss desperately tries to stop the club’s poor form before the FA Cup final

By Ollie Allen for Mailonline

Posted: 00:08, 10 May 2022 | Updated: 01:13, 10 May 2022

Thomas Tuchel reportedly annoyed the Chelsea team by attracting players to training in what should have been their day off.

The manager of the Blues is doing everything possible to stop the recent decline of the club – which called into question their participation in the Champions League next season – with the FA Cup final against Liverpool, which is coming this weekend.

Chelsea threw a two-goal lead and equalized in the 97th minute in a 2-2 draw with the Wolves on Saturday, leaving them with just one win in their last five games.

Thomas Tuchel reportedly annoyed Chelsea players by making them train on their weekend

According to The Sun, the players are not happy with their call on Sunday, as they are exhausted after a season in which they have played 59 games in all competitions so far.

Defender Marcos Alonso is also reported to have been turned into a scapegoat in the Wolves match and believes he has called into question his efforts by being replaced at half-time.

In addition, the report claims that some of the teams believe that their chances of fighting for the league title next season are threatened by the impending departure of leaders such as Cesar Aspilicueta and Antonio Rudiger.

The Blues equalized in the 97th minute after drawing 2-2 against the Wolves on Saturday.

Marcos Alonso is said to have felt like a scapegoat after being sent off at half-time

Chelsea are currently third in the Premier League table, but their recent form means they are in danger of missing out. They are just one point ahead of Arsenal and five ahead of Tottenham.

The Blues travel to the relegation-stricken Leeds on Wednesday night before having a chance to pick up silverware in Saturday’s Wembley Cup final.

“If you sign with Chelsea and play at that level, it’s not always easy and it’s not always pleasant,” Tuhel said after the draw against the Wolves.

“It’s hard, it’s tiring, it’s exhausting. This is what you have to accept and we demand it from everyone.

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