Four Chelsea players are currently training individually, separate from the main squad. According to Sky Sports, these players are defenders Axel Disasi and Tosin Adarabioyo, along with forwards Nicolas Jackson and Liam Delap. Their long-term futures at the club remain uncertain.
The source clarifies that this situation differs from the one involving winger Raheem Sterling a year ago, when he was reportedly forced to use the academy facilities.
The segregated group conducts their training sessions concurrently with the rest of the Chelsea squad and has access to the same facilities at the club's training ground.
Chelsea is approaching this situation cautiously, especially after FIFA introduced new regulations this summer that effectively prohibit clubs from isolating unwanted players.