A lot have been said about this Chelsea winger over his lawful contribution to the development of best of his performances with Chelsea, Hakim Ziyech. But, According to former Holland manager, Marco van Basten, has advice the Chelsea winger, Hakim Ziyech to leave the Blues in a bid to get more game time at another club in January.
Van Basten said; it is high time for Ziyech leave the Blues, because, he is not getting more minutes at Chelsea, adding that his situation at Stamford Bridge is not good for football.
No doubt, Hakim Ziyech has only appearances in two of the Premier League matches this season.
As it stands now, several clubs have been linked Ziyech such as Tottenham, AC Milan, Manchester United and Ajax in the summer transfer window, has been left on the bench by new Chelsea manager Graham Potter in their last two matches.
Meanwhile, Van Basten believes that Ziyech can still push for a move away from Chelsea in the January transfer window.
“There is another transfer window coming up,” Van Basten told Ziggo Sport.
“It is sad and a shame. Ziyech is a great player. We have to see someone like that, we watch TV for such a player and we come to the stadium.
“It is high time you leave the club.
“It is a pity for the whole of football that he is on the bench. If these kinds of players do not get minutes, it is not good for football.”
He further added that,
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“There should actually be a rule that clubs can only have a certain number of players.
“So they [Chelsea] have way too many and that actually makes football less interesting. A player like Ziyech could just play at another club and entertain the fans.
“Soon, there will be teams that have 35 players, five or six of whom never play. They could excel at other clubs.
“All competitions must be reduced to eighteen clubs. Then you play a few fewer matches. Then you can’t use more than, say, 26 players during the season.
“You see that it is possible. At Real Madrid, for example. They just have a normal selection and just eighteen to twenty players who always play. So in principle, that should be possible.”