Pedro fears an injury

Pedro Rodríguez is in a somewhat complicated situation at Chelsea. The canary faces his last month as blue and the break of the season has made his contractual situation difficult. June 30 is the date on which their commitment ends but the club and the striker negotiate an extension so that this can end the league. Both want but Pedro asks for certain guarantees to return to play for fear of possible injury.

According to Telegraph, both the canary and Willian Borges are in a similar situation and want the club to give them solutions in advance so as not to be left without a contract in case of injury. They fear that if they fall during the restart, they may remain unemployed until at least mid-season.

From this newspaper they propose as a solution a possibility of a second extension to recover and that they would be out of contract in the next transfer market and thus sign for a new club. The solution is there but the uncertainty surrounding everything that comes makes Chelsea cautious when signing these types of commitments. At the moment, both remain the same and the deadline, June 23, is getting closer every day. The negotiations will continue and the will of Pedro and Willian is to play again, although not at any price.

Thus, Frank Lampard does not know if in just 10 days he will have both ends available for the game that will reopen the Premier League for the blues that will face Aston Villa in Birmingham. In case they are not available, English has several alternatives to fill the bands with Christian Pulisic, Callum Hudson-Odoi and even Mason Mount.

So far this season, Pedro has suffered several injuries that has kept him from participating more in his last year at Chelsea. Still, shortly before the stop because of the coronavirus, the canary was regularly starting under Lampard and signing outstanding performances such as his game against Everton, with a goal and assistance, before the Premier threw the closing.

When Pedro ends his contract, everything indicates that he will sign for Roma, although the Giallorossi need to sell to balance accounts and be able to incorporate the canary. Willian's future is somewhat more uncertain. Chelsea offered him two years but the Brazilian asked for three and there is still no agreement. The end interests the neighbors Tottenham and Arsenal according to the British press.