“I want to Leave” Mouricio Pochettino don’t take me as one of his players anyone, he keeps benching me for an Academy player- £45 million Chelsea Star player WANTS TO terminate his contract with Chelsea

The Chelsea player, who is valued between €35 and €40 million, has informed the club that he wants to depart this summer.

There are indications that indicate that Chelsea star Ian Maatsen has communicated to the club that he is interested in signing a permanent contract with Borussia Dortmund this summer.

The left-back joined Dortmund on loan during the transfer window that took place in January, and it is said that the German club is doing all in their power to avoid losing him at the Westfalenstadion.

The Blues supporters are begging Chelsea not to sell Maatsen after he scored his first-ever goal in the Champions League this week, which helped Dortmund advance to the semi-finals of the competition.

When asked about his intentions after the game, Maatsen said that he was determined to establish himself as a regular at Chelsea before making the move to Dortmund, a Bundesliga powerhouse, on loan.

However, things have changed, and Maatsen now wants to play for Dortmund permanently. The Dutchman is “extremely comfortable” at his loan club, and he is now interested in signing with Dortmund.

This is in accordance with recent claims that have surfaced in Germany, which assert that Maatsen has a release clause value between 35 and 40 million euros.

Maatsen assisted Vincent Kompany’s team in winning the league championship during his loan stint at Burnley, which earned him a spot on the Championship Team of the Season. Maatsen spent the previous season with Burnley.

During the summer of 2017, Chelsea had the intention of selling Maatsen, and they even accepted a proposal of £31.5 million from Burnley. However, Maatsen denied a permanent transfer to Turf Moor.

Although the west London club was once again open to the possibility of selling Maatsen in January, he ultimately decided to go to Dortmund on loan.

In the event that a deal is reached with Chelsea, Maatsen, who has played for Dortmund for a total of seventeen times, seems to be finally on the verge of leaving the club at the conclusion of the current campaign.

I had always been under the impression that I could play for Chelsea, but regrettably, for whatever reason, things did not turn out the way they should have. It was this week when Maatsen informed CBS Sports.

“Now that I am here, I could not be more thankful for the chance.” I am able to express that I am very pleased with myself.

I never stopped believing in myself, and I came here to participate in my game at the greatest level possible. I came here to enjoy playing my game. I believe that I had a pretty nice performance today. ‘I am filled with joy.’