Noni Madueke wasted no time in sampling the joys of Atlanta na Chelsea's Club World Cup opener against Lafc on Monday.
The blues-wing player received a start from Enzo Maresca when the Premier League side achieved a 2-0 win over their MLS opponents in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Madueke, who played in both games after the season earlier this month in England, was seen hours after the opening match of the for -new competition in England.
In a social media clip that has since been removed, the 23-year-old is his outfit for the night-existing of trousers covered in the expression “Who decides war?” And finished with a tank top, golden necklace, watch and snapback – was greeted by the photographer, influencer Skye.
The couple can then be given the most from the night among a crowd of partygoers. Blues players are supposed to have published a day of rest on Tuesday.
It is amid a report earlier this month that the blues are open to offers for him this summer, because they look to freshen up their attacking options.
The winger came to PSV Eindhoven in 2023 and scored 11 goals in all competitions last season, but the club is prepared to sacrifice him alongside Christopher Nunku and Joao Felix, who is a target for Benfica.
They remain in contact with Eintracht Frankfurt for Hugo Ekitike, but his price tag of £ 84 million is priceless at this stage.
Madueke had started a normal for manager Enzo Maresca – and made 32 Premier League performances – but he did not always stay in the good books of his manager.
In August, after Madueke scored in the victory of the Conference League over Servette, Maresca told the 23-year-old England International that he had to train better.
Then, in December, the levels of Madueke fell into the training again and so Maresca took revenge by bringing him to the bank for their match against Aston Villa.
He had started their last 11 Premier League matches, but was a replacement for that victory, again told by his boss that it will not be tolerated by sessions in Cobham.
Later that month, the attacker for the MatchDay was completely dropped for their defeat of Boxing Day by Fulham, a competition in which Maresca called two keepers on his couch to prove a point.
The blues are confronted on Friday with the Brazilian outfit Flamengo in Philadelphia.
Madueke is one of the many players who had their usual schedule after the season through the Club World Cup, which runs until July 13.
Usually players would enjoy their limited time away from the field after another debilitating campaign, but the FIFA tournament has led to a series of stars deep in June and possibly even July for duty.
The clubs are motivated to take the tournament seriously through the enormous prize money that is being offered. The winner will only receive shy of £ 100 million – more than winning the Champions League – for the work of four weeks.
The men of Maresca started a winning start on Monday, although their non -planted opponents had a few presentable opportunities they didn't take. Cole Palmer and Pedro Neto Schenen, with goals from the Portuguese and Enzo Fernandez who separate the two sides.
Chelsea is contacted for comment.