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Manchester United and Arsenal offered Chelsea defender Jorrel Hato in surprise transfer twist:Chelsea defender Jorrel Hato, 20, has been offered to Manchester United and Arsenal. The Dutch international seeks Champions League football and more playing time.

Why VAR denied Chelsea two penalties in FA Cup final defeat to Man City:Manchester City beat Chelsea 1-0 in the FA Cup final via Antoine Semenyo's second-half goal. Chelsea had two strong penalty claims, involving Khusanov on Pedro and Hato, controversially turned down by referee Darren England and VAR.

Jorrel Hato: Chelsea starlet set for coming of age as defensive injury presents opportunity to impress:Jorrel Hato is poised for a Chelsea run after Trevoh Chalobah's injury. The 20-year-old defender has impressed manager Liam Rosenior, starting 16 of 18 games under him.

Liam Rosenior reveals action taken over Chelsea ‘mole’ after PSG team news leak:Liam Rosenior confirmed Chelsea identified and resolved the source of team news leaks before their Champions League matches against PSG. He also addressed Enzo Fernandez's commitment.

Former Manchester United coach urges club to move for £37m Chelsea defender:Manchester United are urged to consider a move for Chelsea defender Jorrel Hato, 19, who has struggled for minutes since his £37m transfer from Ajax last summer.

Man Utd told to rescue record-breaking £37m Chelsea star after failed transfer:Former Man Utd coach Rene Meulensteen says Jorrel Hato's move to Chelsea was a mistake and urges United to consider signing the struggling 19-year-old defender, citing his leadership and versatility.

Rene Meulensteen explains why United should sign Jorrel Hato from Chelsea:Ex-coach Meulensteen urges Man Utd to target Chelsea's versatile 19-year-old defender Jorrel Hato. The Dutch youngster could be available after a tough first season.

Man Utd urged to sign £37m Chelsea star after 'disappointing transfer':Rene Meulensteen urges Manchester United to sign Chelsea defender Jorrel Hato, who has struggled since his £37m move from Ajax, starting only three Premier League games this season.

Three Chelsea players set for FA Cup chance to impress against Hull:Chelsea face Hull in the FA Cup fourth round. Manager Liam Rosenior is set to rotate his squad, giving chances to players like Mamadou Sarr, Jorrel Hato, and Liam Delap.

Liam Rosenior did something no Chelsea manager has done for a decade in first game:Liam Rosenior became the first Chelsea manager in a decade to win his opening match, as the Blues crushed Charlton Athletic 5-1 in the FA Cup. Goals from Hato, Adarabioyo, Guiu, Neto, and Fernandez sealed a dominant victory.

🚨 BREAKING: Charlton and Chelsea name XIs for FA Cup capital clash:Chelsea's new manager Liam Rosenior makes his touchline debut against Championship side Charlton in the FA Cup. The Blues, featuring young talents like Hato and Santos, aim for a turnaround against 19th-placed Charlton, with both teams struggling for form recently.

Three Chelsea players set for Carabao Cup chance against Cardiff:Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca will rotate his squad for the Carabao Cup quarter-final at Cardiff, giving rare starts to Facundo Buonanotte, Jorrel Hato, and Tyrique George. The Blues aim to reach their third semi-final under Maresca against League One leaders Cardiff.

Maresca defends rotation after Rooney criticism:Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca defended his rotation strategy after Wayne Rooney criticized his team selections. Maresca made seven changes in the 2-2 draw vs Qarabag, citing squad depth and fitness management in a long season.

Enzo Maresca hits back at Wayne Rooney criticism over Chelsea rotation:Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca defended his frequent squad rotation after Wayne Rooney criticized the strategy. The Blues have made 85 lineup changes this season, the most in the Premier League. Maresca insists rotation is necessary in modern football due to increased physical demands.

Chelsea’s Problem Isn’t Rotation — It’s Selection:Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Qarabağ highlighted defensive woes as Maresca's center-back pairing of Tosin and Hato struggled. Despite rotation, selection choices proved costly, with errors leading to conceded goals.