John Obi Mikel makes a harsh statement regarding Nicolas Jackson following Chelsea’s red card, stating, ‘I am indifferent.’

John Obi Mikel makes a scathing claim about Nicolas Jackson after Chelsea’s red card, stating, “I don’t care.” A particular Chelsea player was the subject of significant criticism as a consequence of their 3-1 loss to Flamengo in the Club World Cup.

 

 

 

Nicolas Jackson was dismissed for a heinous challenge shortly after he had entered the field of play, resulting in Chelsea being reduced to ten men in their attempt to rally. Enzo Maresca is expected to deploy

 

 

 

 

Liam Delap against ES Tunis once more, as Jackson will be banished for one game in accordance with FIFA’s official regulations. Since Jackson’s arrival at Stamford Bridge, John Obi Mikel has maintained his high standards from his time as a Chelsea player, which has resulted in his criticism of the player. Nicolas Jackson’s red card elicited a vicious response from John Obi Mikel.

 

 

 

 

The club legend was on punditry duty for the Chelsea game and had previously criticised Noni Madueke for his performance in the opening group game against LAFC.He has since informed DAZN that Jackson’s actions were “stupid” and resulted in the loss of his team in a game where a revival was still conceivable.

 

 

 

 

He stated, “Unbelievable.” I made a stupid, dumb, stupid error. I am unaware of his thoughts. You fulfil the requirements of your crew. At Newcastle, he executed that action. As of now, he has finished this. I am indifferent to the nature of his frustration. Jackson’s red card against Newcastle at the conclusion of the previous season has resulted

 

 

 

 

in his suspension for the inaugural Premier League match of the new season against Crystal Palace. Mikel is in search of a replacement striker for Chelsea. It is no secret that Mikel has expressed his desire for Chelsea to acquire a new striker, and it was not Delap. After being associated with a move to West London for several years, the Nigerian desired his countryman,

 

 

 

 

Victor Osimhen, to join the club. Mikel is disappointed that a deal for Osimhen is now improbable; however, the player’s reported wage demands render the signing unfeasible. Expect to hear more from the former midfielder throughout the remainder of the tournament, particularly if Chelsea exit at any point, as he is consistently critical of the current Chelsea squad.