Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri dismissed Emerson Palmieri's sale in January, despite the reported interest of Serie A giants Juventus.
Emerson made a great demonstration to help his team beat Tottenham Hotspur in the Carabao Cup semi-final Thursday night – seizing his chance to replace Marcos Alonso on the left-back and argue his arguments regularly.
Speaking after the big London Derby, via Chelsea official Twitter pageSarri said: "Emerson will stay with us for sure.For us, Emerson is very important.It improves.Sometimes I have a small problem to put it in the starting lineup because we do not are not very physical. "
Meanwhile, his compatriot Victor Moses joined Fenerbahce for an 18-month loan deal after struggling to break into the Blues starting lineup this season under Maurizio Sarri's leadership.
Moses joined the Wigan Athletic Blues in 2012, but first fought for first team football and was loan like Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham for three seasons. Under Antonio Conte, Moses flowery for Chelsea in the rear wing position, but the move to a traditional four back under Sarri saw Nigerian fading in the shading.
A ready away from Stamford Bridge could well rejuvenate the career of 28 years, although it is unlikely be a ordinary entry for the Blues again while the former boss of Napoli is at the helm. Fenerbahce have a dark league campaign to date, and could certainly benefit from the experience of a player from the experience of Moses, who hopes to pbad from the 15th place of the Süper Lig table.
