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Published 14:50 22 Oct 2024 BST
Updated 14:50 22 Oct 2024 BST

A Chelsea player has been informed that he won't play for the club until he signs a new deal.
Starting life under Enzo Maresca in impressive fashion, the Blues sit sixth in the league, having only lost to Manchester City and Liverpool as of yet.
On Sunday, the club came close to a draw at Anfield, which was seen as a serious improvement.
However, tension has since occurred at the club, as reports from The Athletic have stated that Josh Acheampong has been frozen out of the first team and under-21's setup until he puts pen to paper.
A highly-rated teenage defender, Acheampong's current deal expires in 2026.
The club have opened talks over his future, although nothing has been finalised yet.
It is understood that the club regarded him as third choice right-back, an understudy to Reece James and Malo Gusto.
However, during games at Bournemouth and West Ham, James and Gusto were unavailable, yet Acheampong was still not included.
Acheampong made his professional debut for the club against Tottenham Hotspur, under former gaffer Mauricio Pochettino.
Although under Maresca, he has only featured once - a 27 minute substitute appearance versus Barrow in the Carabao Cup.
The Athletic has reportedly been told by multiple anonymous sources with knowledge of the situation, that Acheampong’s omission is due to the contract talks stalling and the club have informed that him it will not change unless he extends.
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