Charly Musonda’s father has insisted that his son should leave Chelsea to further his career, news which will be eagerly digested by both Arsenal and Manchester United, who have been linked with holding an interest in the player.
The Belgian forward’s future at the club has been a subject of furious speculation as he is unhappy at not being handed a chance to establish himself in the first team.
The 19-year-old has scored 12 goals for Chelsea’s Under-21s this season and helped the Blues to lift the FA Youth Cup and the UEFA Youth League last term, but he is yet to break into their first team, despite their recent struggles.
And he has been urged to quit Chelsea in order to aid his development as his father insisted that his son should definitely leave Stamford Bridge.
Musonda Sr. was quoted as saying by Belgian outlet Voetbal Krant: “He should definitely leave.
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“Monaco were already interested a while ago, and they were not the only team."
He feels that his son, who has been linked with a move to Manchester United and Arsenal, should be playing first team football at this stage to further develop his skills.
“He should now be able to play in the first team, to develop further.”
Other than interest from England, Musonda also has admirers in France as both Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain are said to be keeping their eyes peeled on proceedings in west London.
