TA: Bonanott has not registered for the Champions League due to changes; he himself tends to go to Chelsea to practice

Hupu September 13th News TheAthleticUK Brighton and Chelsea reporters wrote the Bonanot column.

Bonanot knew Kesedo, Sanchez, Pedro, as well as Winstanley and Jewell during his time in Brighton, which will help him quickly integrate into the team and quickly cooperate on the court.

At the same time, there are also good relationships with Argentina national team international Enzo Fernandez and another new player Alejandro Garnacho. He has made two appearances for the national team, the first time in a match against Indonesia in June 2023, when he was only 18 years and 178 days, making him one of the youngest players in Argentina history.

He has played 71 times in the Premier League and has played in England for more than two years, so it doesn't take time to get here from abroad. His English skills are also very good.

After a routine interview with the club's official website, he talked about his expectations for the Champions League "challenge", but a few days later, he was excluded from the roster in the Champions League group stage.

Sources declined to be named and revealed to TheAthletic that an important factor in this result was the unexpected change that Chelsea encountered during the transfer window.

Terick George's permanent transfer to Fulham failed, and Mark Gillou needed to re-register after returning from Sunderland on loan early.

Giu was recalled because Liam Drapp suffered a hamstring injury while Nicholas Jackson was loaned to Bayern Munich. The

club explained the situation to him, and Bonanot accepted it. Although Maresca needs to lead the team to face the tougher challenges brought by the Champions League, Bonanot believes he still has a chance to make his mark in domestic games.

He will also be regarded as a local player from January next year as he moved to Brighton from Argentina club Rosario Central in January 2023. If Chelsea advances, it will increase his chances of entering the Champions League knockout stage.

Bonanot can play as a winger, but he especially likes the No. 10 position. This is significant, as Maresca acknowledges that Cole Palmer's playing time needs to be watched closely, as he has missed two games with a groin injury. Chelsea coach has appointed Bonanott to replace him in Palmer's absence.

Brighton certainly hopes that he can become the main force of the team. While loaning was a common decision between both sides, they obviously hoped he could play as much as possible. A transfer to Leeds United (at one time it seemed likely) might be better guaranteed playing time, but Bonanot prefers Chelsea as Chelsea is more likely to go further in the domestic cup and challenge the top spot in the Premier League.

While he enjoyed his experience at Leicester City last season – he made 35 appearances and scored 6 goals – Brighton sources believe Bonanot is cautious about joining another team that may face a relegation crisis. Joining Chelsea means that the review and requirements of Bonanot will be stricter. Previously, the Bundesliga clubs had issued him three permanent transfer invitations, but were all rejected.

But he is determined to transfer successfully, a large part of this is because he has the chance to be selected for Argentina's World Cup roster.