The father of Chelsea star Christian Pulisic has taken to social media on Sunday evening, to unveil a message which would appear to suggest that his son is unhappy with his current situation at the club.
The post in question comes after wide-man Pulisic was afforded a little over 20 minutes to impress, in the Blues’ Premier League meeting with Everton earlier today.
This, in turn, only extended what has proven an altogether disappointing stretch for the United States international in west London of late.
All told, Pulisic has not secured a start in any of Chelsea’s last seven outings across all competitions, sitting behind the likes of Timo Werner and Kai Havertz in Thomas Tuchel’s attacking pecking order.
And now, as alluded to above, the former Borussia Dortmund talent’s father has publicly spoken out.
Taking to Twitter, Mark Pulisic appeared to hint at unrest on his son’s part, albeit with it not entirely clear whether such issues have been drawn with Thomas Tuchel over a lack of playing time, or perhaps the Chelsea faithful amid ongoing criticism of his performances:
The sad thing is he loves this club, teammates, and London.… puts his heart and soul into being a pro. Onwards and upwards my boy…big 6 months ahead..? pic.twitter.com/FqMWGi54yt
— Mark Pulisic (@MarkPulisic) May 1, 2022
Richarlison makes the difference
Pulisic’s 2nd-half introduction on Sunday of course came with Chelsea having been in desperate search of an equaliser at Goodison Park.
After Cesar Azpilicueta was caught napping by Richarlison to guide Everton into a 1-0 lead just beyond the halfway point in proceedings, Thomas Tuchel opted to throw on both the American and fellow wide-man Hakim Ziyech.
DEADLOCK BROKEN! ?
Richarlison picks the pocket of Azpilicueta on the edge of his own area and cooly slots the ball past Mendy! ? pic.twitter.com/P0VEFoeDi4
— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) May 1, 2022
In the end, however, neither managed to make a telling contribution, as Chelsea were condemned to an alarming defeat at the hands of the relegation-battling Toffees.
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