Player ratings for Chelsea vs. Brighton: Nicolas Jackson displays a masterclass, Mykhailo Mudryk astounds.

Conor Gallagher and Mykhailo Mudryk scored for Chelsea in the second half of their match against Brighton in Philadelphia.

Kepa Arrizabalaga – He wasn’t able to do much in response to a good penalty and perhaps could have used more authority at times, but he was generally reliable. 5.

Trevoh Chalobah: Displayed in both the center and right of the defense and appeared to be reliable. 7.

Levi Colwill: Displayed some defense ability with a great tackle on Joao Pedro, but later in the half, he fouled the same player and conceded a penalty. 5.

The fullback had a respectable performance and set up Nicolas Jackson’s goal with a pass from Marc Cucurella. when Colwill went off, tucked in. 6.

Andrey Santos – Displayed his aggressive side once more before leaving after an hour. 6.

Conor Gallagher: Before scoring his second goal in as many games, he made a brilliant block to stop a significant Brighton opportunity in the second half. 6.

Cesare Casdei—Drew the foul that resulted in Jan Paul van Hecke’s dismissal and displayed his ability to retake possession of the ball and challenge the opposing box. 6.

Raheem Sterling – Heillessly failed to seize a significant opportunity before being replaced. 5.

In a similar vein to the first half, Christopher Nkunku continued. 6.

Mykhailo Mudryk – The Ukrainian international scored a fantastic goal after combining with Nicolas Jackson. There was always a risk from a brilliant strike and pace. 7.

After entering the fray, Enzo Fernandez established himself as a dominant force in the middle of the field. 6.

Even though Angelo Gabriel’s impact against Wrexham was not quite as great, he was still a reliable right back. 6.

Nicolas Jackson—who wasted no time in contributing to Chelsea’s success—produced an impressive interchange with Mudryk before the latter’s goal. facilitated a through pass for Gallagher, who finished. 9.

Bashir Humphreys: The defender had another strong performance. 6.

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Chelsea is’refusing’ to participate in the transfer race, giving Liverpool free reign to find a replacement for Fabinho.

Liverpool is already looking for a replacement for Fabinho, who reportedly reached personal terms with Al-Ittihad in a £40 million deal.

Given a free pass to sign Fabinho’s replacement after Chelsea’refused’ to enter a transfer race, Liverpool has received a boost. Liverpool attempted to complete Fabinho’s £40 million transfer to Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad, so he was absent from the club’s preseason training camp in Germany.

With Fabinho joining the likes of James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and Naby Keita who have all left, Jurgen Klopp is overseeing a midfield overhaul at Anfield this summer. The Reds have responded by bringing in attacking midfielders Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister.

Profiting from Fabinho will help Klopp in his pursuit of potential replacement Joao Palhinha from Fulham. A five-year, £20 million deal was struck when the defensive midfielder left Sporting Lisbon for Fulham last summer.

The 35 times he played in the Premier League earned him a spot on the summer’s most wanted list. With the financial advantage of selling Declan Rice for £105 million, West Ham is attempting to entice Palhinha to move across London.

The 28-year-old’s transfer to Chelsea has reportedly been’refused’, according to talkSPORT. Mauricio Pochettino has increased the pressure on co-owner Todd Boehly with a new transfer demand, but he appears to have ruled out a move for Palhinha.

It is rumored that Chelsea thinks the Portuguese midfielder is too old as they work to assemble a team full of talented young players. The midfielder appears to be the ideal replacement for Fabinho, which will be music to the ears of Liverpool supporters.

Palhinha, a defensive-minded player who scored three Premier League goals last season, will add some balance to the midfield with attacking midfielders Mac Allister and Szoboszla already signed. A transfer race, however, might emerge as West Ham’s reported bid of about £43 million for the contracted player was rejected.

According to reports, Fulham is seeking an offer around the £60 million mark, and many teams are keeping tabs on Palhinha. With captain Jordan Henderson possibly leaving as well, Liverpool has eight players on their summer wish list.